Quick answer: Oxalisol 50mg (oxaliplatin) is a 10ml vial of platinum chemotherapy for colorectal cancer, used after colon surgery and for cancer that has spread. It is diluted and given as an intravenous drip in hospital. MedHub supplies it on a valid prescription and delivers to patients throughout Pakistan.
Oxalisol 50mg is Pharmasol’s lower-strength vial of oxaliplatin, a cancer medicine built around a platinum atom. Each vial contains 50mg in 10ml of ready-made concentrate. The platinum locks onto the DNA of fast-growing cancer cells and prevents them from multiplying.
Oxaliplatin has one main area of use: cancer of the large bowel. Your oncologist may recommend it:
It always forms part of a combination with fluorouracil and folinic acid. Your specialist explains why this plan suits your situation.
The medicine goes straight into the bloodstream through a drip. A trained chemotherapy nurse sets it up and stays nearby while it runs, which typically takes about two hours. Most people come back every two weeks. Your doctor decides the dose and may change it if side effects build up.
Get medical help without delay if you notice a high temperature, chest tightness or wheezing during the drip, blood in your stools, or numbness that stops you doing everyday tasks.
This vial does not need refrigeration. Keep it below 25°C in its carton, out of light, and make sure it never freezes.
Overseas families in the UK, Saudi Arabia and the UAE use MedHub to send this vial to parents in Pakistan. Larger doses usually start with Oxalisol 100mg/20ml, and plans built on tablets instead of a fluorouracil drip may include Capcita 500mg (capecitabine). See all our oncology medicines here.
Oxalisol 50mg treats colon and rectal cancer. Oncologists use it after surgery for stage III colon cancer and for colorectal cancer that has spread.
Oxalisol 50mg costs Rs 14,000 per vial. Prices can change with supply, so message us on WhatsApp for today’s price before you order.
Yes. MedHub covers all of Pakistan, including Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, Multan and Faisalabad.
Yes. You need a prescription from your oncologist. Send a photo on WhatsApp, and our pharmacist checks it before we confirm the order.
Your nurse gives it as a drip into a vein over a few hours at a hospital or day-care unit, most often every two weeks.
When a dose is not a round 100mg, pharmacies combine vial sizes. A 150mg dose, for instance, can use one 100mg vial and one 50mg vial, so less medicine goes to waste.
Keep it below 25°C, in its original box away from light. Do not freeze or refrigerate it unless your hospital pharmacy advises otherwise.
Yes. Families in the UAE, UK and Saudi Arabia often do this through MedHub. Share the prescription on WhatsApp, and we take care of payment and delivery.
Questions about your treatment or outcome? Consult your doctor.
Questions about this medicine, availability or price? Consult our pharmacist on WhatsApp or call 0333 4575527.
Last updated: 3 October 2026
This information is for general awareness only and is not medical advice. Always consult your doctor before starting, stopping or changing any medicine.
| Generic Name | Oxaliplatin |
|---|---|
| Strength | 50mg/10ml |
| Dosage Form | Concentrate for solution for infusion |
| Manufacturer | Pharmasol (Pvt) Ltd |
| Country of Origin | Pakistan |
| Storage | Below 25°C, protect from light, do not freeze |
| Prescription | Prescription only (Rx) |
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