瑞士诺华的地拉罗司怎么购买?多少钱

(deferasirox) is an orally active chelating agent selective for iron (e.g., Fe3+). It is a tridentate ligand that binds iron in a high ratio of 2:1. Although deferasirox has very low affinity for zinc and copper, there is a variable reduction in serum concentrations of these trace metals following deferasirox administration.

Deferasirox (Enrego), which is available in China, is an imported version originally developed by Novartis. Patients can go to major domestic hospitals to buy it through pharmacies, but the price is staggering. It costs about $24,000 a month, which is beyond the reach of many working-class families, not to mention some patients whose family background is not very good. Such astronomical treatment costs make them frustrated. Therefore, more patients will seek more cost-effective versions of deferasirox.

How to buy Novartis from Switzerland? How much does it cost? Currently, the most popular drug among patients is deferasirox produced by Novartis, Switzerland. Novartis is a pharmaceutical and biotechnology multinational company headquartered in Basel, Switzerland. Its core businesses are in various patent medicines, consumer healthcare, generic medicines, eye care and animal health. According to Medical Companion Travel, the specification of Deferasirox from Novartis Switzerland is 400mg*30 tablets, but the price is only 420$, which is more suitable for patients for long-term use. Since the exchange rate is not static, the price will also fluctuate. For details, please consult Medical Companion Travel.

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