List of medicines in Switzerland for treatment:

Alternative to Susui in Switzerland

The best equivalent of Susui in Switzerland called Mogadon. Analogue has exactly the same ingredients, pharmacological group, treatment option
You can buy Mogadon (alternative to Susui) in pharmacies of Switzerland.

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

Where to buy

Susui

Taiwan

Ingredients

Nitrazepam

Treatment option

Sedation

Insomnia

Convulsions

Pharmacological group

equal

100% conformity

Switzerland

Ingredients equal

Nitrazepam

Treatment option equal

Sedation

Insomnia

Convulsions

Pharmacological group equal

Where to buy Susui or alternative in Switzerland

To buy Susui or its alternatives in Switzerland, we recommend to contact your nearest pharmacy. Call the pharmacy using the number on the map, to find out if Susui is in stock. Remember to ask the pharmacist about the price of the medicine and the requirement to provide a prescription, many medicines in Switzerland 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
Mogadon				100%
Sevredol				60%
Stilnox				60%
Temesta				60%
Aphenylbarbit				60%
Benocten				60%
Bonox				60%
Circadin				60%
Convulex				60%
Dalmadorm				60%
Dormyl				60%
Esconarkon				60%
Euthasol 40%				60%
Halcion				60%
Kapanol				60%
Keppra				60%
Lorasifar				60%
Lysthenon				60%
Morphini HCl Streuli				60%
Mysoline				60%
Normison				60%
Phenobarbital Bichsel				60%
Sabril				60%
Sevre-Long				60%
Sinquan				60%
Stilnox CR				60%
Tegretol-CR				60%
Temesta Expidet				60%
Timonil				60%
Timonil retard				60%
Zoldorm				60%
Zolpidem Zentiva				60%
Imovane				60%
Midarine				60%
Zopiclone Zentiva				60%
Stesolid				50%
Anxiolit				50%
Diazepam Desitin				50%
Psychopax				50%
Seresta				50%
Seresta forte				50%
Stesolid novum				50%

Equivalent of Susui found in:

Medicine equivalents methodology