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Here at EU Meds, we want to offer you more than just the ability to purchase the medications you require. On this blog, we aim to shed some light on conditions, medications, how they work, what they interact with and any medical news that we think might interest you. Browse below, either by category or by viewing all, to catch up on the latest and learn more.
EU Meds answer the common question: How long does Co-codamol stay in your system?
EU Meds answer the common question: How long does Co-codamol stay in your system?
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EU Meds explore the question 'Is Solpadol the same as co-codamol?'
EU Meds explain whether or not Zolpidem is better than Zopiclone & other questions regarding use cases for both insomnia medications.
Amitriptyline belongs to a group of medications called tricyclic antidepressants. Nowadays it is mostly used to treat pain and to prevent migraine attacks. However, it is sometimes still used to treat depression and low mood.
EU Meds explore the question 'Is Solpadol the same as co-codamol?'
Tramadol & codeine are both prescription opioids that are given to people suffering from chronic pain, but which is strongest? EU Meds explore.
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EU Meds explain the top 10 things to know about Zopiclone, sleeping tablets for the treatment of insomnia
28/11/23
EU Meds explain all the terminology related to sleeping tablet, Zopiclone, in this A-Z guide
EU Meds’ guide explains the differences between prescription sleeping pills.
EU Meds explain whether or not Zolpidem is better than Zopiclone & other questions regarding use cases for both insomnia medications.
EU Meds explain the key differences between Zimovane & Zopiclone & common questions about both insomnia medications.
28/11/23
Learn how to use Tretinoin to treat acne & the considerations to make when using tretinoin cream in this blog by EU Meds.
28/11/23
EU Meds provide advice on how you can stop using Zopiclone when you need to.
28/11/23
EU Meds explain what Diazepam is used for & considerations to make for using the medication Diazepam.
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