Just wondered if anyone in the group take Warfarin, if so could you please tell me what you pay here in Thailand for your tablets. Many thanks in advance.
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Community members shared various experiences and costs associated with purchasing Warfarin in Thailand. Prices for generic 5 mg Warfarin tablets range from 80 to 150 THB for a pack of 30 at different pharmacies, while some users mentioned costs as low as 5.5 THB per tablet at certain locations. Many noted that accessing Warfarin might require a prescription from a public hospital, which often provides medications at lower costs compared to private pharmacies. Experiences and recommendations for pharmacies were also shared, highlighting the accessibility and pricing of medication for expats in Thailand.
Not sure if this is correct, but I tried to get my brand “Coumadin” at the hospital but they only had generic. I was on antibiotics at the time but my inr was out significantly afterwards.
Normally generic medicines are ok but I was told by my pharmacy at home to avoid warfarin generics. So I always bring plenty of
i had a stroke some years ago an want to move to thailand when im going to retirement. in advance i wrote an email to bkk hospital in my favorite city andd got information about available medicine. i can get everything i need there for a very reasonable price
I take aspirin 81mg thats all they have here it 50 baht a month just of interest Atorvastation is 350 baht a month. I'm post heart surgery 15 years ago.
Graeme Drake Out of curiosity, where are you buying low dose aspirin? I have only been able to get it from Medisafe, which is great but a big trip for me. It seems to be very hard to get here, pharmacies all talk vaguely about regulations.
Deslea Selmes at my local pharmacy, the 80mg I'm told is the highest in Thailand back in NZ I received 100mg. First time here 2020 showed the pharmacy my NZ prescription and from then on no problems.
Generic warfarin 5 mg tablets are sold in Thailand roughly 80–150 THB per pack of 30 tablets, depending on pharmacy, brand, and whether you are buying through a hospital or a pharmacy
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