With the beginning of spring many people begin to experience allergies, so access to antiallergic becomes important in many families.
The CENABAST law has become a specific option for people to pay less for their medications, with savings that can exceed up to 80% discount.
Adhered pharmacies have the supply of essential medicines for seasonal allergy and thus facilitate access to cheapest remedies for treatment.
There are more than 1,100 pharmacies attached to the Cenabast law, Between independent pharmacies and the Salcobrand chain, with a wide territorial presence in each of the country’s regions including Easter Island and Juan Fernández Island.
Stay reading to know the antiallergic discounts and where to find pharmacies attached to the CENABAST law.
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Antiallergic medications with up to 73% discount In pharmacies attached to CENABAST law
The list with available antiallergic medications are:
– Loratadina 10 mg (box with 30 covered tablets): $ 530 in adhered pharmacy (66% less than the average price of $ 1,542).
– Mometasone 50 mg (1 bottle box with 140 doses): $ 3,730 in adhered pharmacy (73% less than the average price of $ 14,126).
– 5 mg dratage (box with 1 bottle of 120 doses: $ 1,380 in adhered pharmacy (45% less than the average price of $ 2,490).
– Fexofenadina 180 mg (box of 30 covered tablets): $ 10,820 in adhered pharmacy (52% less than the average price of $ 22,383).
– Levocitarizina 5 mg (box of 30 covered tablets): $ 1,790 in adhered pharmacy (45% less than the average price of $ 3,264).
– Olopathadine 0.2% SOL OFT (Box with 1 bottle of 5 ml): $ 13,960. In adhered pharmacy (37% less than the average price of $ 21,822).
