List of medicines in Peru for treatment:

Alternative to Carbimen in Peru

The best equivalent of Carbimen in Peru called Atacand . Analogue has exactly the same pharmacological group, treatment option
You can buy Atacand (alternative to Carbimen) in pharmacies of Peru.

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

Where to buy

Carbimen

Costa Rica

Ingredients

Lercanidipin

Treatment option

Hypertension

Pharmacological group

equal

80% conformity

Peru

Ingredients

Candesartan

Treatment option equal

Hypertension

Pharmacological group equal

Hypotensive

Antihypertensive

instruction

Where to buy Carbimen or alternative in Peru

To buy Carbimen or its alternatives in Peru, we recommend to contact your nearest pharmacy. Call the pharmacy using the number on the map, to find out if Carbimen is in stock. Remember to ask the pharmacist about the price of the medicine and the requirement to provide a prescription, many medicines in Peru 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
Atacand				80%
Cozaar				80%
Diovan				80%
Elantan				80%
Exforge				80%
Inderal				80%
Micardis				80%
Norvasc				80%
Zestoretic				80%
Accupril				80%
Adalat				80%
Adalat Oros				80%
Aldomet				80%
Alestol				80%
Amloc				80%
Amlocar				80%
Amlodipino				80%
Amloprednil				80%
Amtas-10				80%
Angiodisten				80%
Aprovel				80%
Ara Plus				80%
Aratan				80%
Arterium				80%
Atenolol				80%
Avan				80%
Betaloc Zok				80%
Betoptic				80%
Betoptic S				80%
Betoptic-S				80%
Blopress				80%
Blox				80%
Candesartan				80%
Capoten				80%
Caprine				80%
Captopril				80%
Cardura XL				80%
Cardura-XL				80%
Carvedil				80%
Carveditas				80%
Cepiron				80%
Concor				80%
Co-Renitec				80%
Corentel				80%
Corodin				80%
Covance				80%
Dilatrend				80%
Diltiazem				80%
Diovan HCT				80%
Diuracet-K				80%

Equivalent of Carbimen found in:

Medicine equivalents methodology