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IVF Drugs
Brand Names
Expiration Dates
Medicines
Syringes and Needles
Returns and Regulations
IVF Drugs
IVF medications adhere to all International,
European and United States guidelines.
Brand Names
Brand names sometimes vary from country to country.
For example:
Organon uses the brand name Puregon® in Europe and Follistim® in the United States.
Ferring uses the brand name Menopur® in Europe and Repronex® in the United States.
EMA | FDA
All these products have the same active ingredients and have the same quality standards.
The European Medicines Agency (like for example the FDA in the United States) has extremely strict licensing requirements for the manufacturing of medicines. Much of the time, pharmaceutical companies produce medicines in the same facility for the worldwide market but use different brand names for different geographical markets.
Expiration Dates
All the medicines that you will receive will have the expiration dates batch and lot numbers printed on both the outer and inner packaging.
These are directives demanded by all International Medicines Agencies including the European Medicines Agency and the FDA in the United States.
2-4 years
The expiry dates on the medicines range from 2-4 years from the time of dispensing, depending on the product.
Medicines
Visit our link fertility drugs or learn more about the medications through our Select Medicines menu located at the top of this page.
Syringes and Needles
Due to worldwide Customs prohibitions loose syringes and needles cannot be supplied.
In some cases these items may already be sealed in the packaging and become an integral part of the supply of that medicine.
You could obtain these loose items directly from your physician or local pharmacy
Returns and Regulations
We are unable to accept returns of medicines. It is unlawful for any pharmacy to take back medicine once it has been dispensed.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, IVF medications adhere to international, European, and United States guidelines to ensure quality and safety.
Brand names might differ by country due to regional preferences. For example, Puregon® is used in Europe while Follistim® is used in the United States. However, these products have the same active ingredients and quality standards.
Medicines come with expiration dates, batch, and lot numbers printed on both the outer and inner packaging. These follow strict requirements by International Medicines Agencies, like the European Medicines Agency and the FDA in the United States.
The expiry dates for medicines typically range from 2-4 years from the time of dispensing, depending on the specific product
You can visit our fertility drugs link or explore the medications through the Select Medicines menu located at the top of this page.
Loose syringes and needles cannot be supplied due to Customs regulations. These items may be sealed in the packaging and included with the medicine, or you can obtain them from your physician or local pharmacy.
We cannot accept returns of medicines once they have been dispensed. It is against the law for pharmacies to take back dispensed medicine