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RxGeneric ALBUKED INJECTION 20%vial

ALBUKED INJECTION 20%vial

Active Ingredient: Human Albumin

Unit: 1 | Pack: Injection

USD $659.20

RxGeneric ALBUKED INJECTION 5%vial

ALBUKED INJECTION 5%vial

Active Ingredient: Human Albumin

Unit: 1 | Pack: Injection

USD $201.08

RxGeneric AMIDATE INJECTION 2mg/ml (10ml amp)

AMIDATE INJECTION 2mg/ml (10ml amp)

Active Ingredient: Etomidate Lipuro

Unit: 3 | Pack: Injection

USD $14.68

RxGeneric BAYCADRON INJECTION 4mg/ml (2ml amp)

BAYCADRON INJECTION 4mg/ml (2ml amp)

Active Ingredient: Dexamethasone

Unit: 1 | Pack: Injection

USD $26.80

Generic BIOTIN

BIOTIN

Active Ingredient: vitamin H

Unit: 30 | Pack: Other

USD $10.68

RxGeneric BLOXIVERZ INJECTION 0.5mg/ml (5ml Amp)

BLOXIVERZ INJECTION 0.5mg/ml (5ml Amp)

Active Ingredient: Neostigmine

Unit: 5 | Pack: Injection

USD $10.75

RxGeneric BLOXIVERZ INJECTION 1mg/ml (1ml Amp)

BLOXIVERZ INJECTION 1mg/ml (1ml Amp)

Active Ingredient: Neostigmine

Unit: 3 | Pack: Injection

USD $11.63

RxGeneric CALCORT

CALCORT

Active Ingredient: Deflazacort

Unit: 30 | Pack: Other

USD $13.61

RxGeneric CAMPRAL

CAMPRAL

Active Ingredient: Acamprosate

Unit: 30 | Pack: Injection

USD $19.57

RxGeneric CARNITOR

CARNITOR

Active Ingredient: Levocarnitine

Unit: 30 | Pack: Other

USD $68.76

RxGeneric CARNITOR 500mg (5ml Amp)

CARNITOR 500mg (5ml Amp)

Active Ingredient: Levocarnitine

Unit: 1 | Pack: Injection

USD $13.54

RxGeneric CYKLOKAPRON

CYKLOKAPRON

Active Ingredient: Tranexamic Acid

Unit: 30 | Pack: Other

USD $36.48

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