Gina 10 micrograms vaginal tablets
Pharmacy medicine · Menopause
- Per tablet
- £1.12
- Pack of 24
- £26.99
- Pharmacies
- 7
Prices
- Chemist Direct£26.99View at Chemist Direct (opens in a new tab)
- Pharmacy2U£26.99View at Pharmacy2U (opens in a new tab)
- LloydsPharmacy£28.28View at LloydsPharmacy (opens in a new tab)
- Chemist4U£28.99View at Chemist4U (opens in a new tab)
- medino£29.39View at medino (opens in a new tab)
- Click Pharmacy£29.99View at Click Pharmacy (opens in a new tab)
- Express Chemist£29.99View at Express Chemist (opens in a new tab)
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A pharmacy medicine: the pharmacist asks a few questions before it is sent.
What it is
Gina 10 micrograms vaginal tablets contains estradiol 10 micrograms. It is a pharmacy medicine, so a pharmacist checks a few answers before it is sent. Its licence covers to relieve menopausal symptoms in the vagina such as dryness or irritation.
From the description on medicines.org.uk.
Gina 10 micrograms vaginal tablets specs
- Active ingredient
- estradiol 10 micrograms
- Form
- tablet
- Legal category
- Pharmacy medicine
- Brand
- Gina
- Pack priced
- 24 tablets
Legal category from medicines.org.uk.
How it compares
- Across 7 pharmacies it runs from £1.12 to £1.25 per tablet, before delivery.
Gina 10 micrograms vaginal tablets: official information
- Hormone replacement therapy (HRT): NHS guide NHS
- Gina 10 micrograms vaginal tablets: patient information leaflet emc (electronic medicines compendium)
Delivery at these pharmacies
- Chemist Direct
- £3.49 royal mail tracked 48, free over £35
- Pharmacy2U
- £2.99 evri tracked 48, free over £30
- LloydsPharmacy
- £2.99 evri standard, free over £30
- Chemist4U
- £3.95 standard (royal mail tracked 24), free over £39
- medino
- £3.49 royal mail tracked, free over £20
- Click Pharmacy
- £3.50 economy (royal mail tracked 48)
- Express Chemist
- Delivery price not stated
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