List of medicines in India for treatment:

Alternative to Pronestyl in India

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

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Where to buy

Pronestyl

India

Ingredients

Procainamide

Treatment option

Pharmacological group

Antiarrhythmic

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equal

Pronestyl

100% conformity

India

Ingredients equal

Procainamide

Treatment option

Pharmacological group equal

Antiarrhythmic

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Where to buy Pronestyl or alternative in India

To buy Pronestyl or its alternatives in India, we recommend to contact your nearest pharmacy. Call the pharmacy using the number on the map, to find out if Pronestyl is in stock. Remember to ask the pharmacist about the price of the medicine and the requirement to provide a prescription, many medicines in India 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
Pronestyl				100%
Inderal				30%
Xylocaine (Lidocaine hydrochloride)				30%
Xylocaïne				30%
Arminol				30%
Aten				30%
Atol				30%
Atpark				30%
Atzee				30%
Betaloc				30%
Betalol (Nebivolol)				30%
Bisbeta				30%
Blumet				30%
Blumeta				30%
Calaptin				30%
Carden				30%
Cardilol (Nebivolol)				30%
Carloc				30%
Carvil				30%
Celoxin				30%
Cevas				30%
Cordarone				30%
Digox				30%
Dilticard				30%
Endolol				30%
Lanoxin				30%
Lodoz				30%
Metapro				30%
Metofin				30%
Metolex-XL				30%
Metox-ER				30%
Mexitil				30%
Nebest				30%
Nebicard				30%
Nebilong				30%
Nebistar				30%
Norten				30%
Nummet				30%
Oricar				30%
Presten				30%
Prolol				30%
Rhythmonorm				30%
Tenolol				30%
Tenoric				30%
Tenormin				30%
Topme				30%
Trasicor				30%
Visken				30%
XM-Beta				30%
Xylocard				30%

Equivalent of Pronestyl found in:

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