绥美凯去哪买的到？

It is a drug used to treat adults and adolescents over 12 years old infected with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) weighing at least 40kg. It only needs to be taken orally once a day. It has the advantages of small drug dosage, low resistance to drug resistance, and low probability of drug side effects. It has attracted widespread attention once it was launched.

Trimax uses DTG (dolutegravir) integrase inhibitor as its core. In clinical trials, DTG had a low discontinuation rate due to adverse drug reactions (ADR) or virological failure, which were 5.8% and 0.5% respectively. In the SINGLE trial, the 48-week primary analysis showed that the proportion of patients who achieved virological suppression was better in the dolutegravir XxXABC/3TC group than in the FTC/TDF/ETC group, p=0.003. It can be seen that Suimeike has obvious viral suppression effect and low incidence of side effects, making it a good choice for HIV patients.

Where can I buy Suimeikai?

Suimeikai was approved for marketing in my country in 2018, which means that domestic patients can basically buy it from regular domestic hospitals with prescriptions issued by doctors. Domestic Suimeikai is an imported original drug. As we all know, the price of original drugs is relatively high. Without medical insurance reimbursement, long-term medication puts a greater financial pressure on patients. We learned that Suimeikai produced by the Indian company Emcure is currently relatively cheap, with a box of 30 tablets priced at about RMB 1,000. Due to the floating exchange rate, the price cannot be determined. Please consult Medical Travel for specific prices. 

There are generally two ways to buy the Indian version. One is to go to India to buy the medicine yourself or your family members in person. It should be noted that you should choose a regular pharmacy in India to buy it, and do not buy fake medicines just for the sake of cheapness. The second is to purchase it through reliable overseas medical institutions in China, and send it directly from Indian pharmacies to patients through direct mail. It is simple and convenient, and patients do not have to worry about buying fake medicines.