List of medicines in Japan for treatment:

Alternative to Stadol in Japan

The best equivalent of Stadol in Japan called Brufen (ibuprofen). Analogue has exactly the same treatment option
You can buy Brufen (ibuprofen) (alternative to Stadol) in pharmacies of Japan.

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

Where to buy

Stadol

Egypt

Ingredients

Butorfanol

Treatment option

Pain

Pharmacological group

equal

partial

Brufen (ibuprofen)

60% conformity

Japan

Ingredients

Ibuprofen

Treatment option equal

Pain

Pharmacological group partial

Analgesic

instruction

Where to buy Stadol or alternative in Japan

To buy Stadol or its alternatives in Japan, we recommend to contact your nearest pharmacy. Call the pharmacy using the number on the map, to find out if Stadol is in stock. Remember to ask the pharmacist about the price of the medicine and the requirement to provide a prescription, many medicines in Japan 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%
Feldene				60%
Lyrica				60%
Tramal				60%
Ultracod				60%
Brufen				60%
Abstral				60%
Anpec				60%
Baxo				60%
Blesin				60%
Diapp				60%
Diclofenac 0.1%				60%
Diclofenac Sodium 1% Yutoku				60%
Dihydergot				60%
Epatec				60%
Falken				60%
Fentos				60%
Froben				60%
Froben 8%				60%
Gabapen				60%
Horizon				60%
Horizon 1%				60%
Kadian				60%
Ketoprofen Nichi-iko				60%
Ketoprofen Teikoku				60%
Lexin				60%
Lexotan				60%
MS Contin				60%
Norspan				60%
Opso				60%
Oxifast				60%
Oxinorm				60%
Oxycontin				60%
Pacif				60%
Palpasin				60%
Pavinal				60%
Pontal				60%
Rectos				60%
Riferon				60%
Romal				60%
Sector 3%				60%
Surgam				60%
Tegretol				60%
Tramcet				60%
Tryptanol				60%
Unipron				60%
Calonal 2%				60%
Calonal				60%
Calonal 20%				60%
Indacin				60%

Equivalent of Stadol found in:

Medicine equivalents methodology