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RxGeneric Afinitor

Afinitor

Active Ingredient: Everolimus 10mg

Unit: 30 | Pack: Other

USD $708.00

RxGeneric Afinitor (Everolimus) 5mg

Afinitor (Everolimus) 5mg

Active Ingredient: Everolimus 5mg

Unit: 30 | Pack: tablet

USD $498.00

RxGeneric ALDARA 5%12.5mg

ALDARA 5%12.5mg

Active Ingredient: Imiquimod

Unit: 3 | Pack: Other

USD $17.30

RxGeneric ARIMIDEX

ARIMIDEX

Active Ingredient: Anastrozol

Unit: 30 | Pack: Other

USD $46.70

RxGeneric BONIVA  3mg/3ml (6ml vial)

BONIVA 3mg/3ml (6ml vial)

Active Ingredient: Ibandronate

Unit: 1 | Pack: Injection

USD $56.27

RxGeneric CAMPTOSAR INJECTION 100mg (5ml vial)

CAMPTOSAR INJECTION 100mg (5ml vial)

Active Ingredient: Irinotecan

Unit: 1 | Pack: Injection

USD $552.56

RxGeneric CAMPTOSAR INJECTION 20mg/1ml (2 ml vial)

CAMPTOSAR INJECTION 20mg/1ml (2 ml vial)

Active Ingredient: Irinotecan

Unit: 1 | Pack: Injection

USD $157.74

RxGeneric CASODEX

CASODEX

Active Ingredient: Bicalutamide

Unit: 30 | Pack: Other

USD $56.74

RxGeneric CEENU

CEENU

Active Ingredient: Lomustine

Unit: 6 | Pack: Other

USD $102.61

RxGeneric CERUBIDINE INJECTION 20mg Vial

CERUBIDINE INJECTION 20mg Vial

Active Ingredient: Daunorubicin

Unit: 1 | Pack: Injection

USD $131.68

RxGeneric COSMEGEN INJECTION 0.5mg/1ml vial

COSMEGEN INJECTION 0.5mg/1ml vial

Active Ingredient: Dactinomycin

Unit: 3 | Pack: Injection

USD $67.74

RxGeneric CYTOSAR-U INJECTION 100mg/ml (10ml vial)

CYTOSAR-U INJECTION 100mg/ml (10ml vial)

Active Ingredient: Cytarabine

Unit: 1 | Pack: Injection

USD $207.89

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