List of medicines in Turkey for treatment:

Alternative to Septolete D in Turkey

The best equivalent of Septolete D in Turkey called Advil. Analogue has exactly the same
You can buy Advil (alternative to Septolete D) in pharmacies of Turkey.

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

Where to buy

Septolete D

Russia

Ingredients

Benzalkonium

Eucalypti Oleum

Levomentol

Treatment option

Pharmacological group

partial

30% conformity

Turkey

Ingredients

Ibuprofen

Treatment option

Backache

Cold

Dental

Pharmacological group partial

Pain Reliever

instruction

Where to buy Septolete D or alternative in Turkey

To buy Septolete D or its alternatives in Turkey, we recommend to contact your nearest pharmacy. Call the pharmacy using the number on the map, to find out if Septolete D is in stock. Remember to ask the pharmacist about the price of the medicine and the requirement to provide a prescription, many medicines in Turkey are sold strictly according to the doctor's prescription. Show pharmacy near me.

Show pharmacy near me

Pillintrip.com is not a pharmacy!

Other analogues

Name	Ingredients	Treatment option	Pharmacological group
Advil				30%
Apireks				30%
Artril				30%
Bi-Profenid				30%
Brufen (ibuprofen)				30%
Calpol				30%
Cataflam				30%
Dolven				30%
Durogesic				30%
Nurofen				30%
Panadol				30%
Panadol Extra				30%
Pedifen				30%
Perfalgan				30%
Vermidon				30%
Voltaren				30%
Brufen				30%
Minoset				30%
Actinoma				30%
Actiq				30%
Aleve				30%
A-Nox				30%
Apraljin				30%
Apranax				30%
Apraxin				30%
Aprol				30%
Apromed				30%
Aprowell				30%
Blithe				30%
Cycladol				30%
Dicloflam				30%
Diclomec				30%
Diclomec-SR				30%
Dicol				30%
Difenak				30%
Difenject				30%
Diklojik				30%
Dikloron				30%
Dolgit				30%
Dolorex (Diclofenac)				30%
Exen				30%
Exen Fort				30%
Fastjel				30%
Felden				30%
Fentanyl Citrate				30%
Geralgine-P				30%
Gerofen				30%
IBU-600				30%
Ibufen				30%
Ibufen Pediatrik				30%

Equivalent of Septolete D found in:

Medicine equivalents methodology