List of medicines in Latvia for treatment:

Anesthesia Pain Pain Management Peripheral Nerve Block Postoperative Pain Surgery

Alternative to Naropeine in Latvia

The best equivalent of Naropeine in Latvia called Brufen (ibuprofen). Analogue has exactly the same
You can buy Brufen (ibuprofen) (alternative to Naropeine) in pharmacies of Latvia.

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

Where to buy

Naropeine

France

Ingredients

Ropivacain

Treatment option

Pain

Anesthesia

Pain Management

Pharmacological group

partial

60% conformity

Latvia

Ingredients

Ibuprofen

Treatment option partial

Pain

Pharmacological group partial

Local Anesthetic

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Where to buy Naropeine or alternative in Latvia

To buy Naropeine or its alternatives in Latvia, we recommend to contact your nearest pharmacy. Call the pharmacy using the number on the map, to find out if Naropeine is in stock. Remember to ask the pharmacist about the price of the medicine and the requirement to provide a prescription, many medicines in Latvia 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
Brufen (ibuprofen)				60%
Durogesic				60%
Emla				60%
Fortacin (Lidocaine hydrochloride)				60%
Ibumax				60%
Nurofen				60%
Brufen				60%
Actiq				60%
Butifen				60%
Dentocaine				60%
Dolforin				60%
Effentora				60%
Forane				60%
Ibudolor				60%
Ibufen				60%
Ibugesic				60%
Ibumetin				60%
Ibuprofen Lannacher				60%
Ibuprofena				60%
Ibuprofen-Grindeks				60%
Ibuprofen-Teva				60%
Ibustar				60%
Instanyl				60%
IONSYS				60%
Lidocaini hydrochloridum Grindeks				60%
Matrifen				60%
Otipax (Lidocaine hydrochloride)				60%
Pfeil				60%
Propofol-Lipuro				60%
Qutenza				60%
Sevorane				60%
Ubistesin				60%
Ubistesin forte				60%
Alcaine				60%
Otipax				60%
Scandonest				60%
Septanest				60%

Equivalent of Naropeine found in:

Medicine equivalents methodology