Tuberculinum avis - analogs
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- 19% — Germanium metallicum
- 17% — Aether
- 16% 1-5€ Buteo
- 14% 1-5€ Urea pura
- 14% — Helodrilus caliginosus
- 14% — Prunus virginiana
- 14% 1.3-13.8€ Eberthinum
- 14% — Sulphur hydrogenisatum
- 13% 5-8€ Willow
- 13% 1-13.8€ Alfalfa
- 12% 1-13.8€ Cypripedium pubescens
- 12% 5-8€ Hornbeam
- 12% 5-8€ Gorse
- 12% 1-13.8€ Vanadium metallicum
- 12% — Solanum mammosum
- 12% 5-8€ Wild rose
- 12% 5-8€ Elm
- 12% — Plumbum nitricum
- 12% — Eriodictyon glutinosum
- 12% 1-5€ Methylenum coeruleum
- 11% — Latrodectus haselliti
- 11% 1-5€ Galium aparine
- 11% — Nabalus serpentaria
- 11% 5€ Olive
- 11% 1.3-3€ Lobelia dortmanna
- 10% 1-13.8€ Avena sativa
- 10% 1-13.8€ Agraphis nutans
- 10% 5-8€ Chicory
- 10% 5-8€ White chesnut
- 10% 1-13.8€ Natrum salicylicum
- 10% 1-13.8€ Baryta phosphorica
- 10% 1-13.8€ Lupulus humulus
- 10% 1-5€ Paullinia sorbilis
- 10% 1-5€ Apomorphini hydrochloridum
- 10% — Strychnos gaultheria
- 10% 1-5€ Hepatica
- 10% 1-5€ Salix nigra
- 10% 1.3-13.8€ Zincum picricum
- 10% — Paratyphoidinum b
- 10% 1.6€ Mentholum
Learn more about the selection of analogues
- The drug has «Tuberculinum avis» no complete analogues; 41 analog by action, the most similar - Germanium metallicum .
- Medical online service has selected the best substitutes for Tuberculinum avis based on its instructions, components, pharmaceutical groups and practical application.
- The table shows the prices of Tuberculinum avis analogues 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.