Ascorbic acid/Rutoside Uses

• Ascorbic acid/Rutoside indications

Ascorbic acid/Rutoside indications

capillary fragility, cold symptoms

Active ingredient matches for Ascorbic acid/Rutoside:

Ascorbic acid/Rutoside

List of Ascorbic acid/Rutoside substitutes (brand and generic names)	Sort by popularity
Unit description / dosage (Manufacturer)	Price, USD
Agrypin (Poland)
Ascorut (Poland)
Ascorutin (Czech Republic, Georgia, Slovakia)
Tablet; Oral; Rutin 50 mg; Vitamin C / Ascorbic Acid 50 mg (Zentiva)
Ascorutin 50 Tablet (Zentiva)
Ascorutinum (Georgia)
Askorutinas BP (Lithuania)
Askorutinas L (Lithuania)
Cebion plus Rutin (Austria)
Cerutin (Poland)
Poloris (Hungary)
Ruta C (Egypt)
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Rutalex (Egypt)
Rutascorbin (Bulgaria)
Rutascorbin 20 mg/50 mg (Hungary)
Rutin C (Vietnam)
Rutin C 10 Blister x 10 Tablet
Rutin-Vitamin C (Vietnam)
RutinaC (Poland)
RutinaC forte (Poland)
Rutinacea (Poland)
Rutinoscorbin (Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania)
Tablet; Oral; Rutoside 25 mg; Vitamin C / Ascorbic Acid 100 mg (Glaxosmithkline pharmaceuticals)
Rutovit C (Poland)
Veraldid (Argentina)
Veraldid 500/150 (Argentina)

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