List of medicines in Latvia for treatment:

Alternative to Pirfalin in Latvia

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

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

Where to buy

Pirfalin

Italy

Ingredients

Pirenoxine

Treatment option

Pharmacological group

partial

30% conformity

Latvia

Ingredients

Diclofenac

Pharmacological group partial

Ophthalmologicals

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Where to buy Pirfalin or alternative in Latvia

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Other analogues

Name	Ingredients	Treatment option	Pharmacological group
Cataflam				30%
Fucidin				30%
Ozurdex (CORTICOSTEROIDS)				30%
Sumamed				30%
TobraDex				30%
Voltaren				30%
ACC				30%
ACC (Acetylcysteine)				30%
Allergodil				30%
Almiral				30%
Arutimol				30%
Avelox				30%
Azibiot				30%
Azithromycin Actavis				30%
Azithromycin Sandoz				30%
Azopt				30%
Betac				30%
Betoptic				30%
Braunol				30%
Brimonal				30%
Canifug Cremolum				30%
Chlophazolin				30%
Clotrimazol Terpol				30%
Clotrimazolum GSK				30%
Cosopt				30%
Cyclogyl				30%
Cystagon				30%
Dexamethason Krka				30%
Diacarb				30%
Diclac				30%
Diclac ID				30%
Dicloberl				30%
Diclofenac-Teva				30%
Diclogen				30%
Diclomelan				30%
Dicuno				30%
Dorzolamide Actavis				30%
Equisolon				30%
Eylea				30%
Felogel				30%
Feloran				30%
Flucinar N				30%
Fluoropos				30%
Ganfort				30%
Gentamed				30%
Gentamicin Krka				30%
IKERVIS				30%
Izba				30%
Ketanov				30%
Ketotifen Sopharma				30%

Equivalent of Pirfalin found in:

Medicine equivalents methodology