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FAQ
We classify our medications according to the international Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) classification. This helps you quickly find medications based on the organ system or pathological process they target.
We’ve organized the categories the same way we usually describe symptoms: “headache”—see “Nervous System”; “cough”—see “Respiratory System.” Choose the section that best matches your condition. But remember: this is just for navigating the site; to get a diagnosis and choose a treatment, be sure to consult a specialist.
Yes, for your convenience, the catalog page includes a search function. If you know the name of the medication, simply enter it in the appropriate field, and the system will automatically find the correct product page.
You can view our entire product lineup in the general catalog. All products are listed there together so that you can easily explore the company’s offerings without being limited to a specific category.
Some medications have multiple effects. If you can’t find a medication in a specific category, we recommend using the site’s general search or browsing related categories.
We know how difficult it can be to navigate the wide variety of medications. The best way is to visit the page for a specific product. There you’ll find not only the instructions but also a brief explanation of what the product is intended for. If you’re unsure which product is best for you, please ask your doctor—they know your medical history and can help you make the right choice.
On the page for a specific product, you’ll find information about all available forms (tablets, capsules, ampoules, etc.) marketed under that brand name. We strive to keep the list up to date for each product page.
We manufacture medications; we don’t sell them. That’s why we don’t have a single price—each pharmacy sets its own. Our catalog is a “library” of information about medications, and you can purchase them at any pharmacy that’s convenient for you.
If you know the active ingredient or the name but aren’t sure of the classification, you can use the search by name feature. You can also view the list of all categories on the catalog’s home page—they’re organized by medical use, which makes it easier to choose a product category.
On each product page, we’ve added a “Instructions” button. This is the official document that contains all the most important information: from the ingredients to the directions for use. It’s the most reliable source of information about the product.
Our website provides detailed information about each individual product. To compare the characteristics of different medications, we recommend reviewing the official prescribing information available on each product’s page or consulting with your doctor, who can help you choose the medication that best suits your clinical situation.
If you don’t see a product in the catalog, try using the search bar on the website to search by product name. If you still can’t find what you’re looking for, please give us a call—the product might have a different brand name, or we can simply help you navigate the categories. We’re always happy to help you find the information you need.