Pedicularis palustris - analogs
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- 30% — Acer tegmentosum
- 26% — Falcaria vulgaris
- 26% — Scrophularia umbrosa
- 23% — Oxalis acetosella
- 23% — Inula hirta
- 22% — Orobanche minor
- 19% — Achyrophorus maculatus
- 19% — Amelanchier canadiesis
- 18% — Dracocephalum fruticulosum
- 17% — Pyrola media
- 17% — Camptosorus sibiricus
- 16% — Impatiens parviflora
- 16% — Senecio congestus
- 15% — Pulmonaria dacica
- 14% — Ulmus caprinifolia
- 13% — Limonium gmelini
- 13% — Orobanche ramosa
- 13% — Sedum maximum
- 12% — Libanotis seseloides
- 12% — Pyrethrum carneum
- 12% — Potentilla semiglabra
- 12% — Typha angustifolia
- 11% 0.5€ Capsella bursa-pastoris
- 11% — Thalictrum flavum
- 11% — Thalictrum aquilegifolium
- 11% — Convolvulus ammanii
- 10% — Maclura pomifera
- 10% 0.5-1.2€ Comarum palustre
- 10% — Agave americana
- 10% — Sinapis arvensis
- 10% — Glycyrrhiza echinata
- 10% — Nymphea alba
- 10% — Vincetoxicum ofticinale
- 10% — Dentaria bulbifere
- 10% — Urtica plathyphylla
- 10% — Polygonum convalvulus
- 10% — Sedum gibridum
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- The drug has «Pedicularis palustris» no complete analogues; 38 analogs by action, the most similar - Acer tegmentosum .
- Medical online service has selected the best substitutes for Pedicularis palustris based on its instructions, components, pharmaceutical groups and practical application.
- The table shows the prices of analogues Pedicularis palustris to choose the cheapest pills.
- If you have introduced other drugs for registration, substitutes are selected taking into account the assessment of interactions and safety.
- Sometimes, due to the presence of dangerous interactions, it is necessary to use drugs that are similar in effect, sometimes even from different pharmacological groups.