International Brand Names
International Brand Names by CountryFor country code abbreviations (
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(CN) China: Le mei ting | Nuo fei | Shun ru | Wei si da;
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(IN) India: Futaden | Histolaf | Laciloc | Lafaxid | Lafter | Laftid | Lafudac | Lafukem | Lafumac | Lafutax | Swiftin;
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(JP) Japan: Protecadin | Stogar;
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(KR) Korea, Republic of: Acitin | Arlico lafutidine | Difentidine | Esto | Futidine | Futila | Ildong lafutidine | Inilafutidine | Kerafutine | Lafdine | Lafone | Lafubis | Lafuca | Lafudine | Lafudy | Lafugen | Lafugrin | Lafuni | Lafurine | Lafusto | Lafut | Lafutidil | Lafutigen | Lafutil | Lafutine | Lafutinine | Lafutirine | Lafutoga | Lafutogar | Lafuton | Lafuwon | Lastin | Lasto | Lati q | Latodine | Latofu | Latoga | Lofutine | Myungmoon lafutidine | Nafudi | Newcotidine | Newtoga | Rafudil | Samsung lafutidine | Seoul lafutidine | Sto q | Stodine | Stogar | Stohil | Stolafu | Stona | Storan | Stotidin | Utoga | With a | Withus lafutidine | Yuhan lafutidine
Reported Use
Short-term treatment of gastric ulcers, duodenal ulcers, and gastric mucosal lesions associated with acute and chronic gastritis; gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD); as part of a combination regimen for Helicobacter pylori eradication in patients with peptic ulcer disease; prevention of stress ulcers induced by surgery
Dosage Range
Adults: Oral: 10 mg once or twice daily; or 20 mg twice daily.
Product Availability
Product available in various countries; not currently available in the US
Dosage Forms
Tablet, Oral: 10 mg
