Types segmentation distinguishes the drug by dosage form and release profile, each influencing market dynamics. The dominant oral tablet format, subdivided into immediate‑release and sustained‑release variants, captures the majority of sales because of its convenience and established supply chains. Granular sachet preparations, often reconstituted as a liquid, serve pediatric and geriatric sub‑populations where swallowing tablets is problematic; this sub‑type contributes a modest yet growing share as demographic aging accelerates. Liquid syrup formulations, typically flavored, address compliance challenges in children and are priced at a premium, reflecting higher manufacturing costs. An emerging injectable sub‑type, limited to hospital settings, is positioned for severe cases requiring rapid systemic exposure, but its market share remains marginal. Collectively, these type categories shape the market’s revenue composition: tablets (~70 %), granules (~15 %), syrups (~10 %), and injectables (~5 %). Understanding this taxonomy enables precise forecasting of production volumes and pricing strategies.