List of medicines in Singapore for treatment:

Alternative to Cuca in Singapore

The best equivalent of Cuca in Singapore called Acular. Analogue has exactly the same
You can buy Acular (alternative to Cuca) in pharmacies of Singapore.

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

Where to buy

Cuca

Russia

Ingredients

Treatment option

Pharmacological group

partial

30% conformity

Singapore

Ingredients

Ketorolac

Treatment option

Colic

Pain

Surgery

Pharmacological group partial

Where to buy Cuca or alternative in Singapore

To buy Cuca or its alternatives in Singapore, we recommend to contact your nearest pharmacy. Call the pharmacy using the number on the map, to find out if Cuca is in stock. Remember to ask the pharmacist about the price of the medicine and the requirement to provide a prescription, many medicines in Singapore 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
Acular				30%
Aerius				30%
Aldactone(Spironolactone)				30%
Atacand				30%
Atrovent				30%
Avodart				30%
Bactroban				30%
Beprosone				30%
Betnovate				30%
Betnovate-RD				30%
Calpol				30%
Caltrate				30%
Ciloxan				30%
Clobex(CORTICOSTEROIDS)				30%
Co-Diovan				30%
Crestor				30%
Daivobet				30%
Decapeptyl				30%
Differin				30%
Diprogenta (ANTIBACTERIALS_CORTICOSTEROID)				30%
Diprosalic(+Salicylic acid)				30%
Durogesic				30%
Exforge				30%
Feldene				30%
Flagyl				30%
Fucicort				30%
Fucidin				30%
Fucidin H				30%
Heparin Leo				30%
Imodium				30%
Lamictal				30%
Lasix				30%
Lexapro				30%
Lipitor				30%
Lodotra				30%
Lyrica				30%
Marvelon				30%
Mercilon				30%
Micardis				30%
Mirena				30%
Nasacort AQ				30%
Neurontin				30%
Nexium				30%
Norvasc				30%
Oestrogel				30%
Olmetec Plus				30%
Ozurdex (CORTICOSTEROIDS)				30%
Panadol				30%
Panadol Extra				30%
Progynova				30%

Equivalent of Cuca found in:

Russia

Medicine equivalents methodology