List of medicines in Israel for treatment:

Depression Myasthenia Gravis Poisoning Respiratory Depression Weakness

Alternative to Nispam in Israel

The best equivalent of Nispam in Israel called Alpralid. Analogue has exactly the same
You can buy Alpralid (alternative to Nispam) in pharmacies of Israel.

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

Where to buy

Nispam

India

Ingredients

Pralidoxime

Treatment option

Depression

Myasthenia Gravis

Poisoning

Pharmacological group

instruction

partial

Alpralid

30% conformity

Israel

Ingredients

Alprazolam

Treatment option partial

Depression

Pharmacological group

Where to buy Nispam or alternative in Israel

To buy Nispam or its alternatives in Israel, we recommend to contact your nearest pharmacy. Call the pharmacy using the number on the map, to find out if Nispam is in stock. Remember to ask the pharmacist about the price of the medicine and the requirement to provide a prescription, many medicines in Israel 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
Alpralid				30%
Alprox				30%
Atropine Sulphate				30%
Atrospan				30%
Citalopram Teva				30%
Dekinet				30%
Deralin				30%
Desferal				30%
Dexamol Plus				30%
Dopram-V				30%
Efexor XR				30%
Efexor-XR				30%
Elatrol				30%
Elatrolet				30%
Escitalopram Teva				30%
Esto				30%
Flutine				30%
Ketalar				30%
Nortylin				30%
Paramol Plus				30%
Paxxet				30%
Prizma Forte				30%
Prolol				30%
Propofol-Lipuro				30%
Prozac				30%
Pyridostigmine				30%
Recital (PSYCHOANALEPTICS)				30%
Seroxat				30%
Slow Deralin				30%
Soliris				30%
Surmontil				30%
Tofranil				30%
Trazodil				30%
Venla				30%
Venlafaxine Teva				30%
Viepax				30%
Xanagis				30%
Clorketam				30%
Dexamol Plus (Acetaminophen,Caffeine)				30%
Ketaset				30%
Modal Forte				30%
Prizma				30%
Recital				30%

Equivalent of Nispam found in:

Medicine equivalents methodology