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Yes, cOREX is banned in India. The rule says '.Fixed dose combination of centrally acting, antitussive with antihistamine, having high atropine like activity in expectorants' is banned.And corex contains chlorpheniramine maleate which is an antihistaminic having atropine like activity, and codeine whichis a centrally acting antitussive.
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