List of medicines in Bangladesh for treatment:

Alternative to Cliad in Bangladesh

The best equivalent of Cliad in Bangladesh called Frisium. Analogue has exactly the same pharmacological group
You can buy Frisium (alternative to Cliad) in pharmacies of Bangladesh.

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

Where to buy

Cliad

Indonesia

Ingredients

Chlordiazepoxide

Clidinium Bromide

Treatment option

Pharmacological group

Psychoanaleptics

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equal

Frisium

30% conformity

Bangladesh

Ingredients

Clobazam

Treatment option

Anxiety&Panic Attacks

Depression

Epilepsy

Pharmacological group equal

Psychoanaleptics

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Where to buy Cliad or alternative in Bangladesh

To buy Cliad or its alternatives in Bangladesh, we recommend to contact your nearest pharmacy. Call the pharmacy using the number on the map, to find out if Cliad is in stock. Remember to ask the pharmacist about the price of the medicine and the requirement to provide a prescription, many medicines in Bangladesh 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
Frisium				30%
Oxat				30%
Amilin				30%
Abixa				30%
Ametil				30%
Amit				30%
Anafranil				30%
Apresin				30%
Aripra				30%
Ariprazole				30%
Artica				30%
Atarax (PSYCHOANALEPTICS)				30%
Calm				30%
Camcolit				30%
Cavinton				30%
Caviton				30%
Cerevas				30%
Chear				30%
Citalex				30%
Citapram				30%
Clobam				30%
Clozam				30%
Cosium				30%
Danium				30%
D-Dopa				30%
Dementa				30%
Depil				30%
Detens				30%
Dimenta				30%
Doxiderm				30%
Dulox				30%
Duloxen				30%
Esipram				30%
Esita				30%
Exelon				30%
Frenia				30%
Levopa				30%
Lopez				30%
Losita				30%
Ludiomil				30%
Melev				30%
Meliva				30%
Melleril				30%
Memogen				30%
Memorin				30%
Mitrazin				30%
Naltax				30%
Nortin				30%
Nortrilen				30%
Olanap				30%

Equivalent of Cliad found in:

Medicine equivalents methodology