Home / Catalog / Active ingredients / Aspirin DL-lysine Medicines with this ingredient According to the official BDPM catalog. One package per medicine is shown; every package is in the catalog. A manager confirms availability.
ACIDE ACETYLSALICYLIQUE PANPHARMA 1 g, powder and solvent for solution for injection Powder and solution for injection preparation Commercialized according to BDPM Estimated price €16.80 ACIDE ACETYLSALICYLIQUE PANPHARMA 500 mg, powder and solvent for solution for injection Powder and solution for parenteral use Commercialized according to BDPM Estimated price Ask the manager for the price ACIDE ACETYLSALICYLIQUE PANPHARMA 500 mg, powder for solution for injection Powder for solution for injection Commercialized according to BDPM Estimated price Ask the manager for the price ASPEGIC 500 mg, powder for oral solution in a single-dose sachet Powder for oral solution Commercialized according to BDPM Estimated price €5.20 ASPEGIC for adults 1000 mg, powder for oral solution in a single-dose sachet Powder for oral solution Commercialized according to BDPM Estimated price €7.38 ASPEGIC for children 250 mg, powder for oral solution in a single-dose sachet Powder for oral solution Commercialized according to BDPM Estimated price €5.14 ASPEGIC for infants 100 mg, powder for oral solution in a single-dose sachet Powder for oral solution Commercialized according to BDPM Estimated price €5.02 KARDEGIC 160 mg, powder for oral solution in a sachet Powder for oral solution Commercialized according to BDPM Estimated price €5.28 KARDEGIC 300 mg, powder for oral solution in a sachet Powder for oral solution Commercialized according to BDPM Estimated price €5.28 KARDEGIC 75 mg, powder for oral solution in a single-dose sachet Powder for oral solution Commercialized according to BDPM Estimated price €5.28 MIGPRIV, powder for oral solution in a sachet Powder for oral solution Commercialized according to BDPM Estimated price €14.68 Names and formulas come from Wikidata and Wikimedia Commons; medicine composition comes from BDPM. This is reference information and does not replace a doctor’s advice. The English name comes from Wikidata.
