Paracetamol disappeared from Moscow pharmacies
Moscow pharmacies have problems with imported antipyretic drugs for children
Moscow pharmacies have encountered problems with imported antipyretic drugs for children. This is reported by RBC.
According to the publication, residents of the capital are rapidly buying up preparations in the form of syrups.
We are talking about two paracetamol preparations produced by the French company Upsa and the British GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) &mdash ; “Efferalgan” and “Panadol”, as well as the drug with the active ingredient ibuprofen from the British Reckitt Benckiser — «Nurofen for children».
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