RC Plus Capsule (Tablet): Uses, Composition, Side Effects & FAQs

R.C. Plus (also searched as RC Plus tablet) is listed by pharmacies as a capsule made by Reliance Formulation Pvt Ltd. Each capsule contains Carica papaya 50 mg, and it is sold as a digestive and general wellness supplement.

Last reviewed: November 2026. General information only, not medical advice. Contents and strengths can differ by manufacturer and batch, so always check your pack and follow your doctor.

Quick Facts

Brand	R.C. Plus (Reliance Formulation Pvt Ltd)
Form	Capsule, strip of 10 (also searched as RC Plus tablet)
Per capsule	Carica papaya 50 mg
Used for	Digestive and general wellness support, as marketed
Prescription	Sold as a supplement
Storage	Cool, dry place below 30 degrees Celsius, away from sunlight

R.C. Plus Composition

Carica papaya (50 mg): an extract from the papaya plant.
Form and pack: capsule, strip of 10. Check your own pack because product details can vary.

What Is R.C. Plus Used For?

Supporting digestion and gut health
Easing bloating, stomach discomfort and occasional indigestion
Supporting liver function and general wellness

How It Works

Papaya contains enzymes such as papain that help break down protein. The pharmacy page describes these as possible benefits and does not cite clinical evidence, so it should not be used in place of medical treatment.

How to Take It

Take it as directed by your healthcare provider and do not exceed the recommended dose. Keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and out of reach of children.

Possible Side Effects

The listing does not name specific side effects. As with any herbal supplement, some people may notice:

Mild stomach upset or loose stools
Allergic reactions such as itching or rash, especially in people allergic to papaya or latex

Stop using it and speak to a doctor if you feel discomfort or notice any allergic reaction.

Precautions and Who Should Be Careful

Allergy: avoid it if you are sensitive to papaya or any ingredient.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding: check with a doctor before use.
Existing conditions or other medicines and supplements: ask a doctor or pharmacist first.
Do not use it to treat persistent stomach pain, vomiting, jaundice or weight loss, which need a medical check.

Key Points to Remember

It is a herbal supplement, not a medicine for any disease.
The seller page cites no clinical evidence for its benefits.
Avoid it if you are allergic to papaya or latex.

When to Contact a Doctor

Stomach pain, vomiting or indigestion that lasts more than a couple of weeks
Yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine or unexplained weight loss
Itching, rash, swelling or breathing trouble after taking it

Practical Tips

Eat smaller meals and chew slowly to ease bloating.
Drink enough water and include fibre such as fruit, vegetables and whole grains.
Do not combine it with other herbal digestive products without asking.
Stop it and speak to a doctor if it upsets your stomach.

Questions to Ask Your Doctor or Pharmacist

Is a supplement the right choice for my digestive symptoms?
Could my symptoms point to an infection, ulcer or liver problem that needs tests?
Is it safe with my regular medicines?

Frequently Asked Questions

Is RC Plus a tablet or a capsule?

Pharmacy listings show it as a capsule, sold in a strip of 10.

What is in RC Plus?

Carica papaya 50 mg per capsule, according to the pharmacy listing.

Is RC Plus a medicine?

It is sold as a supplement for digestive and wellness support, not as a treatment for any disease.

Can I take it every day?

Only as directed by your healthcare provider and the label.

Is papaya capsule safe in pregnancy?

Unripe papaya and papaya extracts are generally advised against during pregnancy, so ask your doctor before using any papaya product.

Does RC Plus help the liver?

The seller describes liver support, but no clinical evidence is cited. It should not replace treatment for liver disease.

Sources

Truemeds: R.C. Plus Capsule