Tafluprost+Timolol (active substance) - analogs
Components: Tafluprost || Timolol |
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Pharmgroups: Ophthalmic products in combinations || Beta-blockers in combinations |
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Tafluprost+Timolol included in the composition |
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- 76% Bimatoprost+Tymolol Dangerous 🔍 [Bimatoprost and more 1Timolol]
- 76% Brinzolamide+Timolol Dangerous 🔍 [Brinzolamide and more 1Timolol]
- 75% Latanoprost+Timolol Dangerous 🔍 [Latanoprost and more 1Timolol]
- 75% Dorzolamide+Timolol Dangerous 🔍 [Dorzolamide and more 1Timolol]
- 73% Timolol+Travoprost Dangerous 🔍 [Timolol and more 1Travoprost]
- 73% Brimonidine+Timolol Dangerous 🔍 [Brimonidine and more 1Timolol]
- 63% Timolol Dangerous 🔍
- 58% Pilocarpine+Timolol Dangerous 🔍 [Pilocarpine and more 1Timolol]
- 40% Clonidine+Butylaminohydroxypropoxyphenoxymethyl methyloxadiazole neutral [Clonidine and more 1Butylaminohydroxypropoxyphenoxymethyl methyloxadiazole]
- 38% Ivabradine+Metoprolol Dangerous 🔍 [Ivabradine and more 1Metoprolol]
- 35% Metoprolol+Felodipine Dangerous 🔍 [Metoprolol and more 1Felodipine]
- 34% Clopamide+Pindolol Dangerous 🔍 [Clopamide and more 1Pindolol]
- 33% Nadolol Dangerous 🔍
- 32% Atenolol+Chlortalidone Dangerous 🔍 [Atenolol and more 1Chlortalidone]
- 29% Ethylmethylhydroxypyridine succinate Positive 🔍
- 28% Oxprenolol Dangerous 🔍
- 27% Butylaminohydroxypropoxyphenoxymethyl methyloxadiazole neutral
- 25% Acebutolol Dangerous 🔍
- 24% Nifedipine Negative 🔍
- 23% Pindolol Dangerous 🔍
- 23% Amlodipine+Atenolol Dangerous 🔍 [Amlodipine and more 1Atenolol]
- 23% Bisoprolol+Perindopril Dangerous 🔍 [Bisoprolol and more 1Perindopril]
- 21% Pilocarpine+[Hypromellose] neutral [Pilocarpine and more 1Hypromellose]
- 21% Molsidomine neutral
- 20% Vinpocetine+Indapamide+Metoprolol+Enalapril Dangerous 🔍 [Vinpocetine and more 3Indapamide, Metoprolol, Enalapril]
- 20% Metoprolol Dangerous 🔍
- 20% Metipranolol Dangerous 🔍
- 19% Atenolol Dangerous 🔍
- 19% Bisoprolol+Hydrochlorothiazide Dangerous 🔍 [Bisoprolol and more 1Hydrochlorothiazide]
- 19% Verapamil+Trandolapril Unclear 🔍 [Verapamil and more 1Trandolapril]
- 18% Amlodipine+Bisoprolol Dangerous 🔍 [Amlodipine and more 1Bisoprolol]
- 18% Sotalol Dangerous 🔍
- 18% Verapamil Unclear 🔍
- 17% Propranolol Dangerous 🔍
- 15% Urokinase neutral
- 14% Lidocaine+Nifedipine Negative 🔍 [Lidocaine and more 1Nifedipine]
- 14% Digitoxin neutral
- 14% Fendiline neutral
- 13% Neostigmine bromide neutral
- 13% Proroxan neutral
- 13% Betaxolol Dangerous 🔍
- 13% Enalapril neutral
- 13% Captopril neutral
- 13% Hydrochlorothiazide+Nebivolol Dangerous 🔍 [Hydrochlorothiazide and more 1Nebivolol]
- 12% Indapamide+Enalapril Unclear 🔍 [Indapamide and more 1Enalapril]
- 12% Retinal polypeptides of cattle eyes neutral
- 12% Enalapril+Indapamide Unclear 🔍 [Enalapril and more 1Indapamide]
- 12% Isosorbide dinitrate neutral
- 12% Bumecaine neutral
- 12% Fluphenazine neutral
Learn more about the selection of analogues
- The drug has «Tafluprost+Timolol» 51 analog by action, the most similar - Bimatoprost+Tymolol .
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- The table shows the prices of analogues Tafluprost+Timolol 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.