List of medicines in Estonia for treatment:

Alternative to Biochoc in Estonia

The best equivalent of Biochoc in Estonia called Magnesium Diasporal. Analogue has exactly the same
You can buy Magnesium Diasporal (alternative to Biochoc) in pharmacies of Estonia.

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

Where to buy

Biochoc

France

Ingredients

Magnesium

Calcium

Treatment option

Pharmacological group

partial

50% conformity

Estonia

Ingredients partial

Magnesium

Treatment option

Pharmacological group partial

Where to buy Biochoc or alternative in Estonia

To buy Biochoc or its alternatives in Estonia, we recommend to contact your nearest pharmacy. Call the pharmacy using the number on the map, to find out if Biochoc is in stock. Remember to ask the pharmacist about the price of the medicine and the requirement to provide a prescription, many medicines in Estonia 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
Magnesium Diasporal				50%
Tramadol Krka				30%
Tramal				30%
Arthryl				30%
Bepanthen (Dexpanthenol)				30%
Calcigran				30%
Calcigran Forte				30%
Calcigran Sine (ANTASID)				30%
CalciviD				30%
Cyanokit(HYDROXOCOBALAMIN)				30%
Dolenio				30%
Glucadol				30%
Glucosamine Pharma Nord				30%
Glucosamin-ratiopharm				30%
Ideos				30%
Kalcipos-D forte				30%
Mabron				30%
Mabron retard				30%
Magne B6 (Magnesium Lactate_pyridoxine hydrochloride)				30%
Magvit B6				30%
Milgamma (Benfotiamine_pyridoxine hydrochloride)				30%
Milgamma NA				30%
OsvaRen				30%
Panthenol-ratiopharm				30%
Rocaltrol(Calcitriol)				30%
Tramadol Lannacher				30%
Tramadol Vitabalans				30%
Tramal Retard				30%
VANTAVO (VITAMINS)				30%
Bepanthen				30%
Calcigran Sine				30%
Glucomed				30%
Magnesium Diasporal (Magnesium Citrate)				30%
Milgamma				30%
Rocaltrol				30%

Equivalent of Biochoc found in:

Medicine equivalents methodology