Roseday Tablet: Uses, Composition, Side Effects & FAQs
Last Updated: November 10, 2026

Written by:
Ibrahim Aadil, B pharmacyReviewed by:
Dr. Sekh Addil, MBBSLast updated on:10-Nov-2026
Summary
Roseday 10 is a statin tablet for high cholesterol, the fatty substance that can build up and narrow your arteries. It is a prescription-only medicine in India and cannot be bought without a valid doctor's prescription. Its active ingredient is rosuvastatin, which lowers the cholesterol your liver makes. Taken every day, it brings your numbers down and lowers the risk of a heart attack or stroke.
Key Takeaways
- What it is: A statin tablet that lowers cholesterol and protects the heart.
- Active ingredients: Rosuvastatin.
- Used for: High LDL cholesterol, high triglycerides, and lower heart attack and stroke risk.
- Not meant for: Pregnancy, breastfeeding, liver disease, or allergy to any ingredient.
- Prescription: Needed in India. Take it only on a doctor's advice.
- How to take: Once a day, with or without food, at the same time.
- Common side effects: Headache, muscle aches, stomach pain and nausea, which usually pass.
What Is Roseday 10?
Roseday 10 tablet is a small film-coated tablet that you swallow once a day. It holds one active medicine, rosuvastatin, so it is a single-ingredient product rather than a combination.
Roseday 10 Composition (Per Tablet)
| Ingredient | Type | What it does (in simple words) |
|---|---|---|
| Rosuvastatin (as rosuvastatin calcium) | Statin | Slows the liver's cholesterol making and lowers LDL in the blood |
Check that the pack names rosuvastatin, and check the exact strength printed on it; it may vary between variants. Read the full ingredient list on your own strip too, in case you are allergic to a colour or filler.
How Does Roseday 10 Work?
Your liver makes most of the cholesterol in your body. Rosuvastatin blocks the first step of that process, so the liver makes less. The liver then pulls more LDL cholesterol out of your bloodstream to make up the difference, and your blood levels fall.
Uses of Roseday 10
Doctors usually prescribe Roseday 10 for:
- High LDL cholesterol, the "bad" cholesterol that narrows arteries
- Mixed high cholesterol, where LDL and triglycerides are both raised
- High triglycerides, another type of blood fat that this tablet lowers partly
- Inherited high cholesterol, the kind that runs in families
- Narrowed arteries, by slowing how fast fatty deposits build up
- Lower heart risk, in people with diabetes, heart disease or several risk factors
It does not replace your diet and exercise, and it is not an emergency medicine. If you have chest pain right now, call 112.
High Cholesterol vs High Triglycerides: Is Roseday 10 Right for You?
| High cholesterol (LDL) | High triglycerides | |
|---|---|---|
| What it feels like | Nothing, usually | Nothing, usually |
| What a blood test shows | LDL or total cholesterol above your goal | Triglycerides above your goal, often with low HDL |
| Is Roseday 10 suitable? | Yes | Yes, partly |
| What usually helps | Diet, exercise and a statin | Cutting sugar and alcohol first, plus a statin |
Neither problem gives you symptoms you can feel, so do not use this tablet for tiredness, body ache or "thick blood". Only a blood test and your doctor can tell you which one you have.
How to Take Roseday 10 Tablet
- Swallow the tablet whole with a glass of water. Do not crush or chew it.
- Take it once a day, at about the same time each day.
- You can take it with food or on an empty stomach.
- If you take an antacid for acidity, take it at least 2 hours after this tablet.
- Keep taking it even when you feel completely fine.
- Do not add another cholesterol medicine or supplement on your own.
How Much to Take
Your doctor decides how much and how often, based on your cholesterol level, your other health problems and the other medicines you take. The right dose for you is printed on your prescription and on your pack.
Indian expert guidance suggests lower doses than are usual in Western countries. Studies in Asian populations suggest the same dose can give higher statin levels in the blood than in Western patients, and Indian guidance notes that many people here respond to lower doses. Your doctor may therefore start you low and build up slowly, based on your lipid report.
Never increase the dose on your own. A higher dose lowers LDL a little more, but it also raises the risk of muscle and liver problems, and your doctor needs to weigh that.
If someone takes too many tablets by mistake, get medical help at once. Go to the nearest hospital emergency department and carry the strip or box with you.
What If You Miss a Dose?
Take it as soon as you remember. If your next dose is almost due, skip the missed one and carry on as usual. Never take two tablets to catch up.
How Long Does It Take to Work?
Most people feel no difference at all, because high cholesterol has no symptoms of its own. The change shows up only in a blood test, which most doctors repeat about 4 weeks after you start or after any dose change; if your numbers are still high then, your doctor may adjust the dose or add another medicine.
Storage
Keep the strip inside its box at room temperature, away from sunlight and damp, and not in the bathroom. Store it out of children's reach, and do not use tablets after the expiry date.
Side Effects of Roseday 10
Most people take Roseday 10 without any trouble. When side effects happen, they are usually mild and settle after a few weeks.
Common and mild:
- Headache
- Muscle aches
- Stomach pain
- Feeling sick
- Weakness or tiredness
- Constipation or loose motions
- Dizziness
Rare but serious (stop the medicine and see a doctor right away):
- Severe muscle pain, tenderness or weakness
- Muscle pain with fever or dark, cola-coloured urine
- Yellow eyes or skin, dark urine, or pain under the right ribs
- Severe upper stomach pain that spreads to the back
- Swelling of the face, lips or throat, or trouble breathing
Muscle aches are the side effect people notice most. They are more likely at higher doses, in older adults, and in people with kidney or thyroid problems.
Who Should Not Take Roseday 10
- Allergy to rosuvastatin or any ingredient in the tablet
- Severe liver disease, such as liver failure or advanced cirrhosis
- Pregnancy
- Breastfeeding
Precautions
Tell your doctor before taking Roseday 10 if you have:
- Kidney problems (your dose may need to be lower)
- An underactive thyroid (it raises the risk of muscle problems)
- Diabetes or pre-diabetes (statins can raise blood sugar slightly)
- Liver problems, or heavy drinking
- A muscle condition, or muscle pain with another statin
- Had an organ transplant and take ciclosporin
- An operation or dental surgery coming up
- Age over 65 (muscle problems are more likely)
Tell your doctor straight away if you become pregnant while taking it. If you are planning a pregnancy, you will usually be advised to stop the statin before you conceive. Also remind your doctor about this tablet if you are admitted to hospital with a serious infection or injury.
Drug Interactions
| Medicine | What can happen |
|---|---|
| Ciclosporin (after a transplant) | Raises rosuvastatin levels a lot; the dose has to be cut right down |
| Gemfibrozil, fenofibrate or high-dose niacin | Higher risk of muscle damage |
| HIV and hepatitis C medicines (atazanavir, lopinavir, simeprevir) | Raise rosuvastatin levels; the dose is usually limited |
| Warfarin and other blood thinners | Blood may get thinner than expected; INR needs checking |
| Antacids with aluminium or magnesium | You absorb less of the tablet; take them 2 hours later |
| Erythromycin or fusidic acid (antibiotics) | Higher risk of muscle problems |
| Colchicine (for gout) | Higher risk of muscle damage |
| The combined contraceptive pill | Tell your doctor, so your medicines can be checked |
Always tell your doctor about every medicine, supplement or home remedy you are using. Alcohol is not a medicine, but heavy drinking raises the risk of liver problems with this tablet, so keep it to a minimum.
Frequently Asked Questions About Roseday 10
When to See a Doctor
Cholesterol medicine only helps if you keep taking it and keep your checks. See a doctor quickly if you have:
- Muscle pain or weakness that does not settle
- Muscle pain with fever, or dark urine
- Yellow eyes or skin, or pain under the right ribs
- Severe stomach pain with vomiting
- Swelling of the face, lips or throat, or trouble breathing
- Unusual bruising, bleeding or extreme tiredness
If you have chest pain, sudden breathlessness, or weakness on one side of your body, call 112 at once. Do not wait for a clinic appointment.
The Bottom Line
Roseday 10 is a once-a-day statin that lowers LDL cholesterol and triglycerides, and lowers the risk of heart attack and stroke. It works only if you take it every day, even when you feel well, and your dose is set by your doctor. Muscle aches and headaches are the side effects people notice most, and they usually settle. Tell your doctor about any muscle pain that is severe or does not go away.
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