Thioctic acid (active substance) - analogs
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Thioctic acid included in the composition |
Prices in pharmacies |
| neutral Berlithion | 8.4-10.4€ |
| neutral Espa-Lipon | 6.2€ |
| neutral Lipoic acid | 0.4-0.6€ |
| neutral Lipothioxon | 1.8-8.9€ |
| neutral Neurolipon | 4.4€ |
| neutral Octolipen | 1.6-15.2€ |
| neutral Thiogamma | 8-21.1€ |
| neutral Thioctacid 600 T | 15.4-17.1€ |
| neutral Thioctacid HR | 15.1-34.1€ |
| neutral Thioctic acid | 3.6-27€ |
| neutral Thioctic acid - VERTEX | 7.2-12€ |
| neutral Thioctic acid-Vial | 3.5-7.6€ |
| neutral Thiolepta | 2-15€ |
| neutral Thiolipon | 3.7-8.6€ |
| neutral Cocarboxylase+Riboflavin+Thioctic acid | |
| neutral Lipamid filmcoated tablets | — |
| neutral Thioctic acid | |
| neutral Corylip-Neo | 3.8-6.2€ |
| neutral Corylip | 2.9-5.6€ |
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- 64% Phospholipides neutral
- 62% Silybi mariani fructuum extract neutral
- 49% Morpholinium-methyl-thiazolyl-thioacetate neutral
- 49% Maackiae amurensis ligni extarct neutral
- 48% Adenosine phosphate neutral
- 45% Calcium pangamate neutral
- 43% Arginine glutamate neutral
- 39% Fructose neutral
- 39% Dymyanka herbal extract+Milk Thistle fruit extract neutral [Silybi mariani fructuum extract]
- 38% 1-(4-bromphenyl)violuric acid neutral
- 37% Choline chloride neutral
- 36% Dioscoreae nipponicae rhizomatum cum radicibus extract neutral
- 35% Bempedoic acid neutral
- 33% Methionine+Phospholipids neutral [Methionine and more 1Phospholipides]
- 32% Methionine neutral
- 32% Allii sativi oleum neutral
- 30% Inosine neutral
- 30% Silybi mariani fructuum extract+Phospholipides neutral [Silybi mariani fructuum extract and more 1Phospholipides]
- 28% Phosphocreatine neutral
- 28% Bacterial lysates neutral
- 27% Glycyrrhizic acid+Phospholipides neutral [Phospholipides and more 1Glycyrrhizinic acid]
- 27% Glucopyranosidemethylbuteniltrihydroxyflavanol neutral
- 27% Vaccine hepatitis A and B neutral [Vaccine hepatitis A and more 1Vaccine hepatitis B]
- 25% Orotic acid neutral
- 25% Alirocumab neutral
- 25% Benfotiamine neutral
- 24% Meldonium neutral
- 24% Tribuli terrestris herbae extract neutral
- 23% Dextrose neutral
- 23% Cynarae scomuli foliae extract neutral
- 23% Vaccine hepatitis A neutral
- 22% Omega-3-triglycerides [20%]+Allii sativi extract neutral [Omega-3-triglycerides [20%] and more 1Allii sativi extract]
- 21% Taurine neutral
- 21% Deanol aceglumate neutral
- 21% Betaine neutral
- 21% Glutamyl-Cysteinyl-Glycine disodium neutral
- 20% Triphosadenine neutral
- 20% Activated charcoal neutral
- 20% Carnitine neutral
- 20% Inosine glicyl-cysteinyl-glutamate disodium neutral
- 20% Magnesium orotate neutral
- 20% Activated charcoal+Aluminium oxide neutral [Activated charcoal]
- 20% Sorbitol neutral
- 19% Simvastatin neutral
- 19% Menadione sodium bisulfite neutral
- 19% Fendiline neutral
- 19% Interferon beta neutral
- 18% Lecithin neutral
- 18% Ademetionine neutral
- 18% Interferon alfa-2a neutral
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- The drug has «Thioctic acid» 51 analog by action, the most similar - Phospholipides .
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- 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.