List of medicines in Mexico for treatment:

Alternative to Metanor in Mexico

The best equivalent of Metanor in Mexico called Bi-Profenid. Analogue has exactly the same treatment option
You can buy Bi-Profenid (alternative to Metanor) in pharmacies of Mexico.

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

Where to buy

Metanor

Portugal

Ingredients

Flupirtine

Treatment option

Pain

Pharmacological group

equal

partial

Bi-Profenid

60% conformity

Mexico

Ingredients

Ketoprofen

Treatment option equal

Pain

Pharmacological group partial

Analgesic

instruction

Where to buy Metanor or alternative in Mexico

To buy Metanor or its alternatives in Mexico, we recommend to contact your nearest pharmacy. Call the pharmacy using the number on the map, to find out if Metanor is in stock. Remember to ask the pharmacist about the price of the medicine and the requirement to provide a prescription, many medicines in Mexico 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
Bi-Profenid				60%
Farmapram				60%
Sedalmerck				60%
Tramacet				60%
Valium				60%
Zaldiar				60%
Zaldiar (Acetaminophen,Tramadol Hydrochloride)				60%
3-A Ofteno				60%
Alzam				60%
Analfin				60%
Analgen				60%
Bapex				60%
Brospina				60%
Brucam				60%
Brunacol				60%
Brunadol				60%
Bruproxen				60%
Bufigen				60%
Dafloxen				60%
Dismedox				60%
Dolac				60%
Dolflam-Retard				60%
Dolikan				60%
Dolprin				60%
Dolprofen				60%
Dualgos				60%
Endocodil XR				60%
Eufenil				60%
Eufenil Forte				60%
Evadol				60%
Facicam				60%
Fastufrem				60%
Fenodid				60%
Flogomax				60%
Flucol				60%
Gabantin				60%
Galedol				60%
Graten				60%
Indocid				60%
Ketrol				60%
Kineptia				60%
Lexotan				60%
Liberaxim				60%
Naxen				60%
Nediclon				60%
Neo-Melufen				60%
Neugeron				60%
Neugeron LP				60%
Neugeron S				60%
Oki 3A				60%

Equivalent of Metanor found in:

Medicine equivalents methodology