List of medicines in Brazil for treatment:

Alternative to Zonin in Brazil

The best equivalent of Zonin in Brazil called Frisium. Analogue has exactly the same pharmacological group
You can buy Frisium (alternative to Zonin) in pharmacies of Brazil.

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

Where to buy

Zonin

Taiwan

Ingredients

Zotepine

Treatment option

Pharmacological group

Psycholeptics

instruction

equal

Frisium

30% conformity

Brazil

Ingredients

Clobazam

Treatment option

Anxiety&Panic Attacks

Depression

Epilepsy

Pharmacological group equal

Psycholeptics

instruction

Where to buy Zonin or alternative in Brazil

To buy Zonin or its alternatives in Brazil, we recommend to contact your nearest pharmacy. Call the pharmacy using the number on the map, to find out if Zonin is in stock. Remember to ask the pharmacist about the price of the medicine and the requirement to provide a prescription, many medicines in Brazil 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
Frisium				30%
Seroquel				30%
Stilnox				30%
Valium				30%
Abilify				30%
Alprazolam				30%
Altrox				30%
Ansitec				30%
Apraz				30%
Buspar				30%
Carbolitium				30%
Compaz				30%
Dalmadorm				30%
Diazepam				30%
Dogmatil				30%
Dormire				30%
Dormium				30%
Frontal				30%
Halcion				30%
Haldol				30%
Haldol Decanoato				30%
Halo				30%
Haloperidol				30%
Invega				30%
Leponex				30%
Lexotan				30%
Lorax (ANXIOLYTIC)				30%
Max Pax				30%
Mesmerin				30%
Noctal				30%
Olcadil				30%
Orap				30%
Risperdal				30%
Risperdal Consta				30%
Risperidon				30%
Socian				30%
Tiapridal				30%
Tranquinal				30%
Urbanil				30%
Viverdal				30%
Zargus				30%
Zyprexa				30%
Amplictil				30%
Clopixol				30%
Clorpromaz				30%
Deptran				30%
Elum				30%
Equilid				30%
Longactil				30%
Lorax				30%

Equivalent of Zonin found in:

Medicine equivalents methodology