List of medicines in Japan for treatment:

Alternative to Efurix in Japan

The best equivalent of Efurix in Japan called 5-FU. Analogue has exactly the same ingredients, pharmacological group, treatment option
You can buy 5-FU (alternative to Efurix) in pharmacies of Japan.

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

Where to buy

Efurix

Brazil

Ingredients

Fluorouracil

Treatment option

Cancer

Pharmacological group

equal

100% conformity

Japan

Ingredients equal

Fluorouracil

Treatment option equal

Cancer

Pharmacological group equal

Cytostatic

Antitumour

instruction

Where to buy Efurix or alternative in Japan

To buy Efurix or its alternatives in Japan, we recommend to contact your nearest pharmacy. Call the pharmacy using the number on the map, to find out if Efurix is in stock. Remember to ask the pharmacist about the price of the medicine and the requirement to provide a prescription, many medicines in Japan 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
5-FU				100%
Abraxane				80%
Campto				80%
Elplat				80%
Endoxan				80%
Hydrea				80%
Idamycin				80%
Navelbine				80%
Nolvadex				80%
Randa				80%
Rheumatrex				80%
Taxol				80%
Taxotere				80%
Topotecin				80%
Icarus				80%
Provera (Medroxyprogesterone)				60%
Afinitor				60%
Alimta				60%
Anastrozole SN				60%
Arimidex				60%
Aromasin				60%
Bicalutamide F				60%
Casodex				60%
Certican				60%
Doxil				60%
Erbitux				60%
Exal				60%
Exemestane Teva				60%
Fareston				60%
Femara				60%
Halaven				60%
Herceptin				60%
Hycamtin				60%
Inlyta				60%
Iressa				60%
Lastet				60%
Mitomycin				60%
Nexavar				60%
Oncovin				60%
Progeston				60%
Stivarga				60%
Sutent				60%
Tarceva				60%
Toremifene Sawai				60%
Tykerb				60%
Vectibix				60%
Vepesid				60%
Votrient				60%
Xeloda				60%
Zoladex				60%

Equivalent of Efurix found in:

Medicine equivalents methodology