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Tycil DS 250mg/5ml Suspension 100ml — Amoxicillin Double-Strength by Beximco

Tycil DS 250mg/5ml Suspension 100ml — Amoxicillin Double-Strength by Beximco
Tycil DS 250mg/5ml Suspension 100ml — Amoxicillin Double-Strength by Beximco
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Tycil DS 250mg/5ml Suspension 100ml — Amoxicillin Double-Strength | Beximco Pharmaceuticals

Generic NameAmoxicillin Trihydrate — 250 mg per 5 mL (DS = Double Strength)
Dosage FormPowder for Oral Suspension — 100 mL bottle
ManufacturerBeximco Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
Therapeutic ClassAminopenicillin — Broad-Spectrum Beta-Lactam Antibiotic
DS = Double StrengthTwice the amoxicillin concentration of standard Tycil suspension (250mg vs 125mg per 5mL)
AvailabilityIn Stock — Available Online

Overview

Tycil DS is the double-strength amoxicillin suspension, containing 250 mg of Amoxicillin Trihydrate per 5 mL — twice the concentration of the standard Tycil 125mg/5ml suspension. The DS (double-strength) formulation provides two key advantages: (1) smaller volume per dose — for a given weight-based dose, the child drinks half the volume compared to standard suspension; (2) enables higher total daily doses (up to 80–90 mg/kg/day) for severe or resistant infections while keeping volumes practical. It is commonly used for moderate-to-severe otitis media, high-dose amoxicillin regimens for resistant S. pneumoniae, and in larger children who need higher doses.

Standard vs DS Suspension Comparison

FeatureTycil 125mg/5mLTycil DS 250mg/5mL
Amoxicillin per 5mL125 mg250 mg (2×)
Volume for 250mg dose10 mL5 mL (half volume)
Suitable for high-dose regimens?Yes, but requires larger volumesYes — more practical
Typical patientsStandard dose, smaller childrenModerate-severe infections, larger children, high-dose regimens

Indications

  • Moderate-to-Severe Acute Otitis Media — high-dose amoxicillin (80–90 mg/kg/day) for suspected resistant S. pneumoniae
  • Acute Bacterial Sinusitis (severe or prolonged)
  • Community-Acquired Pneumonia (higher-dose regimen)
  • Children requiring 50mg/kg/day or higher — DS formulation reduces dose volume
  • Same bacterial spectrum as standard Tycil suspension

Dosage

Dose RegimenChild WeightVolume per Dose (DS 250mg/5mL)Frequency
Standard (25mg/kg/day ÷ 3)10 kg~1.7 mL3× daily
High-dose (80mg/kg/day ÷ 3)10 kg~5.3 mL3× daily
High-dose (80mg/kg/day ÷ 3)15 kg~8 mL3× daily
High-dose (80mg/kg/day ÷ 3)20 kg~10.7 mL3× daily

Always follow physician's exact prescription. Reconstitute with cool boiled water as directed on the bottle label. Shake well before each dose. Use the oral dosing syringe provided.

After Reconstitution — Stability

  • Stable 7 days at room temperature (below 25°C) or 14 days refrigerated (2–8°C)
  • Do NOT freeze. Shake well before each use. Discard after course completion or stability period.

Side Effects

  • GI: Diarrhoea, nausea — give with food/milk to reduce
  • Skin: Non-allergic rash (especially with viral infections); urticaria (true allergy)
  • Oral candidiasis with prolonged courses
  • Anaphylaxis (very rare)

Storage (Before Reconstitution)

  • Store dry powder below 25°C, protected from light and moisture. Keep out of reach of children.

FAQ

Q1: Why did my doctor prescribe the DS suspension instead of the regular one?
Your physician may have prescribed the DS (250mg/5mL) because your child needs a higher dose per kg bodyweight for their infection severity, or because the higher concentration means your child has to drink less liquid per dose — which can be important for children who resist taking medicine or for very high-dose regimens where the volume of standard suspension would be impractical.

Q2: Can I use the DS suspension for an adult?
Adults generally take Tycil capsules (250mg or 500mg). The DS suspension can technically be used in adults but is generally not practical due to the large volumes needed (e.g., a 500mg adult dose would require 10mL). Capsules are the preferred form for adults who can swallow.


Medical Disclaimer: Educational information only. Paediatric antibiotic doses must be prescribed by a licensed physician and calculated based on the child's current weight.

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