List of medicines in Tunisia for treatment:

Alternative to Alacre in Tunisia

The best equivalent of Alacre in Tunisia called Aricept. Analogue has exactly the same pharmacological group
You can buy Aricept (alternative to Alacre) in pharmacies of Tunisia.

Attention! Always consult to a doctor or pharmacist before using pills or medicines.

Where to buy

Alacre

Portugal

Ingredients

Hypericum

Treatment option

Pharmacological group

Psychoanaleptics

instruction

equal

Aricept

30% conformity

Tunisia

Ingredients

Donepezil

Treatment option

Dementia

Pharmacological group equal

Psychoanaleptics

instruction

Where to buy Alacre or alternative in Tunisia

To buy Alacre or its alternatives in Tunisia, we recommend to contact your nearest pharmacy. Call the pharmacy using the number on the map, to find out if Alacre is in stock. Remember to ask the pharmacist about the price of the medicine and the requirement to provide a prescription, many medicines in Tunisia are sold strictly according to the doctor's prescription. Show pharmacy near me.

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Other analogues

Name	Ingredients	Treatment option	Pharmacological group
Aricept				30%
Ritalin				30%
Seroquel				30%
Temesta				30%
Zoloft				30%
Abilify				30%
Amytril				30%
Anafranil				30%
Arizil				30%
Atarax (PSYCHOANALEPTICS)				30%
Braval				30%
Celopram				30%
Clomipramine Mylan				30%
Deproxyl				30%
Deroxat				30%
Divarius				30%
Dopezil				30%
Ebixa				30%
Esoprex				30%
Exelon				30%
Floxyfral				30%
Haldol				30%
Leponex				30%
Librax				30%
Modiodal				30%
Netral				30%
Olanza				30%
Olanzapine Actavis				30%
Parexat				30%
Paroxine				30%
Paxetin				30%
PMS-Fluoxetine				30%
Polar				30%
Purlex				30%
Raxidone				30%
Respirox				30%
Retabliss				30%
Risdone				30%
Risperdal				30%
Rosal				30%
Seroplex				30%
Serotyl				30%
Serval				30%
Solotik				30%
Stablon				30%
Strattera				30%
Surmontil				30%
Tedema				30%
Tedema LP				30%
Urbanyl				30%

Equivalent of Alacre found in:

Medicine equivalents methodology