List of medicines in Taiwan for treatment:

Alternative to Melodil in Taiwan

The best equivalent of Melodil in Taiwan called Colese. Analogue has exactly the same ingredients, pharmacological group
You can buy Colese (alternative to Melodil) in pharmacies of Taiwan.

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

Where to buy

Melodil

Israel

Ingredients

Maprotiline

Treatment option

Pharmacological group

equal

100% conformity

Taiwan

Ingredients equal

Maprotiline

Treatment option

Pharmacological group equal

Psychoanaleptics

Antidepressant

instruction

Where to buy Melodil or alternative in Taiwan

To buy Melodil or its alternatives in Taiwan, we recommend to contact your nearest pharmacy. Call the pharmacy using the number on the map, to find out if Melodil is in stock. Remember to ask the pharmacist about the price of the medicine and the requirement to provide a prescription, many medicines in Taiwan 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
Colese				100%
Ludiomil				100%
Merine				100%
Tilin				100%
Aricept				30%
Concerta (Methylphenidate hydrochloride)				30%
Frisium				30%
Lexapro				30%
Provigil				30%
Ritalin				30%
Seroquel				30%
Xanax				30%
Zoloft				30%
Alpraline				30%
Alprox				30%
Amiplin				30%
Amitriptyline Update				30%
Andriol				30%
Antidoxe				30%
Anxicam				30%
Anxiedin				30%
Apo-Methylphenidate				30%
Apo-Paroxetine				30%
Aprazo				30%
Arax				30%
Atarax (PSYCHOANALEPTICS)				30%
Atipam				30%
Ativan				30%
Biorix				30%
Blue-up				30%
Busp				30%
Buspar				30%
Camcolit				30%
Carbatol				30%
Carpine				30%
Celapram				30%
Chlorpromazine				30%
Cilopa				30%
Cipram				30%
Citalopram HEXAL				30%
Citao				30%
Clomi				30%
Clomine				30%
Clopine				30%
Clopran				30%
Clozaril				30%
Colian				30%
Cosinic				30%
Cymbalta				30%
Daolin				30%

Equivalent of Melodil found in:

Medicine equivalents methodology