Generic Briem
What is Briem? Briem (Benazepril) is an ACE inhibitor used to treat high blood pressure. Your pharmacist may know of alternate uses for Briem (Benazepril). Read more on Briem.
What is Generic Briem?
Generic Briem, like all generics, is the name given to the
prescription Benazepril medication manufactured by any company other than the
original inventor of Briem. The only true difference between brand name Briem
and generic Briem is that generic Briem is always less expensive.
Also known as: Benace, Benazeprilo, Cibacen, Cibadrex, Labopal, Lotensin, Tensanil, Zinadril, Benazepril (generic name).
Generic Briem produced by 1 A Pharma, Hexal, Zentiva Pharma, and Aliud Pharma, Cibacen made by Meda Sa and Meda Pharma Sau, and Cibadrex manufactured by Meda Sa and Meda Pharma Sau are at Goldpharma | Medication | Strength | Quantity | Price | Goldpharma | | Benazepril | 4.6 mg | 28 tablets | $22.10 | Order | | Benazepril | 4.6 mg | 98 tablets | $25.28 | Order | | Benazepril | 9.2 mg | 28 tablets | $22.72 | Order | | Benazepril | 9.2 mg | 42 tablets | $27.34 | Order | | Benazepril | 9.2 mg | 98 tablets | $27.00 | Order | | Benazepril | 18.4 mg | 28 tablets | $23.79 | Order | | Benazepril | 18.4 mg | 42 tablets | $29.56 | Order | | Cibacen | 5 mg | 28 tablets | $7.58 | Order | | Cibacen | 5 mg | 30 tablets | $25.45 | Order | | Cibacen | 10 mg | 14 tablets | $7.58 | Order | | Cibacen | 20 mg | 14 tablets | $10.78 | Order | | Cibadrex | 5 mg | 14 tablets | $7.28 | Order | | Cibadrex | 10 mg | 28 tablets | $30.21 | Order | | Cibadrex | 20 mg | 28 tablets | $45.18 | Order |
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