Disprin
Disprin is a dispersible tablet made by Reckitt that contains Aspirin (buffered) (350 mg). It is commonly used for: Prevent heart attack after CAD; Prevent stroke recurrence; After stent placement.
Composition
Aspirin (buffered)
Strength
350 mg
Form
Dispersible tablet
Manufacturer
Reckitt
System
Allopathy
Type
Single salt
Prescription
Prescription onlyPrescription required
Check the current MRP printed on the pack or with your pharmacist; prices change and many are capped by NPPA.
Uses
- Prevent heart attack after CAD
- Prevent stroke recurrence
- After stent placement
About Aspirin (Low-dose)
Aspirin (Low-dose): How to take
Take after food once daily as prescribed; do not stop suddenly without advice.
Aspirin (Low-dose): Common side effects
- Acidity
- Easy bruising
Aspirin (Low-dose): Serious side effects — get medical help
- Stomach bleeding
- Brain bleed (rare)
- Allergic reactions
Aspirin (Low-dose): Who should not take it
- Children under 16 (Reye syndrome)
- Active bleeding
- Dengue
- Aspirin allergy
Aspirin (Low-dose): Interactions
- Other blood thinners
- NSAIDs
- Alcohol
Aspirin (Low-dose): Pregnancy & breastfeeding
Use only if prescribed in pregnancy.
Aspirin (Low-dose): Alcohol & driving
Avoid alcohol.
Aspirin (Low-dose): Storage
Store below 30°C away from moisture.
Other brands of Aspirin (Low-dose)
Frequently asked questions
What is Disprin used for?
Prevent heart attack after CAD, Prevent stroke recurrence, After stent placement
What is the composition of Disprin?
Aspirin (buffered) 350 mg
What are the side effects of Disprin?
Acidity, Easy bruising
Who makes Disprin?
Reckitt
Medically reviewed by
Medical review pending
Last updated
11 October 2026
Sources
- Manufacturer product information and pack label
- CDSCO approved drug information
- National Formulary of India
This information is for general awareness and does not replace advice from a qualified doctor. Do not start, stop or change any medicine without medical advice.