Generic Mévacor
Common uses: Mévacor (Lovastatin) is an HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor (also known as a statin) used to lower cholesterol and triglyceride levels in your blood. Consult your physician for further Mévacor (Lovastatin) applications. More information about Mévacor...
What is Generic Mévacor?
Generic Mévacor, like all generics, is the name given to the
prescription Lovastatin medication manufactured by any company other than the
original inventor of Mévacor. The only true difference between brand name Mévacor
and generic Mévacor is that generic Mévacor is always less expensive.
Related products: Altocor, Aztatin, Closterol, Colevix, Dilucid, Lipovas, Lovalip, Lovalord, Lovastatina, Lovastatinum, Lovasterol, Lozutin, Mevacor, Mevinacor, Nergadan, Rovacor, Taucor, Lovastatin (generic name).
Generic Mévacor produced by Hexal, Lovabeta by Betapharm, Lovastatin made by 1 A Pharma and Aliud Pharma, Mevacor manufactured by Vianex A.E, Nergadan produced by Uriach, and Taucor by Sigma Tau are at Goldpharma | Medication | Strength | Quantity | Price | Goldpharma | | Lova | 10 mg | 100 tablets | $26.97 | Order | | Lovabeta | 10 mg | 30 tablets | $22.02 | Order | | Lovabeta | 40 mg | 50 tablets | $31.96 | Order | | Lovastatin | 10 mg | 50 tablets | $23.37 | Order | | Lovastatin | 20 mg | 50 tablets | $25.72 | Order | | Lovastatin | 20 mg | 100 tablets | $32.02 | Order | | Lovastatin | 40 mg | 100 tablets | $45.22 | Order | | Mevacor | 40 mg | 10 tablets | $11.68 | Order | | Nergadan | 20 mg | 28 tablets | $10.38 | Order | | Taucor | 20 mg | 30 tablets | $9.23 | Order | | Taucor | 40 mg | 30 tablets | $12.36 | Order |
Buy Generic Mévacor - No Prior Prescription Needed*
How To Buy Generic Mévacor Online
Buy discount generic Mévacor (Lovastatin) online by clicking on one of the low
prices shown. You'll be sent to our secure shopping cart where you can safely
complete your transaction.
Mévacor - Health Bulletin
5 Rheumatology Procedures You Might Not NeedTUESDAY, March 5 (HealthDay News) -- Before agreeing on specific tests, procedures or treatments, rheumatologists and patients need to be aware of the top five that should be questioned, according to a list compiled by the American College of Rheumatology as part of the "Choosing Wisely" campaign. Led by the American Board of Internal Medicine Foundation, the Choosing Wisely campaign involves more than 35 medical specialty groups and is intended to encourage patients and doctors to discuss appropriate care while avoiding unnecessary tests and treatments. The American College of Rheumatology (ACR) is one of 17 medical societies that recently released advice lists as part of the campaign. Read entire article...
Please verify your local import regulations; the ability for a pharmacy to
offer a medication without a prescription does not negate any local requirement
you may have.
NOTICE: By using this site, you agree to verify and comply with your
country's rules and regulations should you undertake to purchase from any of
the listed pharmacies.
|
|
