Tenali 20 mg and Januvia 100 mg belong to the same drug group and work in a similar way to control blood sugar. However, they are not the same, and the doses differ. Switching should be done only after a doctor confirms it is suitable for you.

Cheaper alternatives for Januvia 100 include Sitapride 100, Sitacip 100, Lupisit 100, Sitaday 100, and Alsita 100 tablet. However, always consult a doctor before switching medicines.

A genuine and cheaper substitute for Januvia (which contains sitagliptin) is generic sitagliptin, which has the same active ingredient and effect but at a much lower cost. Always consult your doctor before switching to a generic or alternative medicine.

Yes, there are cheaper alternatives to Januvia 100, such as generic sitagliptin or other similar diabetes medicines, but you should not switch on your own. Your doctor will choose a safe and effective option based on your sugar levels and overall health. Always consult your doctor before changing medicines.

No, JANUVIA should not be replaced with Right Sugar tablet on your own. JANUVIA is an allopathic diabetes medicine with proven effect, while Right Sugar is a supplement and may not control blood sugar adequately. Always consult your doctor before switching, as stopping or changing diabetes medicines without advice can raise sugar levels.