Glycine+Melatonin (active substance) - analogs
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Glycine+Melatonin included in the composition |
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- 90% Glycine
- 51% Asetylsalicylic acid+Glycine [Acetylsalicylic acid and more 1Glycine]
- 48% Pyritinol
- 48% Glycine+Glutamic acid+Cystine [Glycine and more 2Glutamic acid, Cystine]
- 48% Diazepam+Cyclobarbital [Diazepam and more 1Cyclobarbital]
- 47% Fonturacetam
- 45% Diphenhydramine+Melatonin [Diphenhydramine and more 1Melatonin]
- 45% Melatonin+Memantin [Melatonin and more 1Memantin]
- 43% Nicotinoyl gamma-aminobutyric acid
- 41% Piracetam
- 41% Lorazepam
- 39% Pirlindole
- 39% Nitrazepam
- 39% Adamantilbromphenylamine+Mesocarbum [Adamantilbromphenylamine and more 1Mesocarb]
- 38% Ethylmethylhydroxypyridine succinate
- 38% Mesocarb
- 38% Morpholinium thiazotati+Piracetam [Morpholinium thiazotati and more 1Piracetam]
- 36% Hopantenic acid
- 36% Deanol aceglumate
- 35% Ginkgo biloba leaf extract+Nicotinoyl-Gamma-aminobutyric acid [Ginkgo Bilobae leaf extract and more 1Nicotinoyl gamma-aminobutyric acid]
- 34% Bromdihydrochlorphenylbenzodiazepine
- 34% Chlordiazepoxide
- 34% Phenobarbital+Ethylbromisovalerinate+Menthae piperitae oleum+Humuli lupuli oleum [Phenobarbital and more 2Ethylbromisovalerinate, Menthae piperitae oleum]
- 34% Betahistine+Piracetam [Betahistine and more 1Piracetam]
- 33% Morpholinium-methyl-thiazolyl-thioacetate+Piracetam [Morpholinium-methyl-thiazolyl-thioacetate and more 1Piracetam]
- 33% Piracetam+Thiotriazoline [Piracetam and more 1Morpholinium-methyl-thiazolyl-thioacetate]
- 32% Medazepam
- 31% Gamma-aminobutyric acid
- 30% Oxazepam
- 29% Piracetam+Cinnarizine [Piracetam and more 1Cinnarizine]
- 29% Motherwort herb+[Magnesium asparaginate+Pyridoxine] [Motherwort herb and more 2Pyridoxine, Magnesium aspartate]
- 28% Ginkgo Bilobae leaf extract
- 28% Pantoham
- 27% Diazepam
- 27% Meldonium+Ethylmethylhydroxypyridine succinate [Meldonium and more 1Ethylmethylhydroxypyridine succinate]
- 27% Amitriptyline+Chlordiazepoxide [Amitriptyline and more 1Chlordiazepoxide]
- 27% Phenobarbital+Ethylbromisovalerinate [Phenobarbital and more 1Ethylbromisovalerinate]
- 26% Vinpocetine
- 26% Benzoclidine
- 26% Melatonin+Melissae officinalis foliorum extract+Menthae piperitae foliorum oleum+Motherwort herb extract [Melatonin and more 3Melissae officinalis foliorum extract, Menthae piperitae foliorum oleum, Motherwort herb extract]
- 25% Choline alfoscerate
- 25% Vinpocetine+Piracetam [Vinpocetine and more 1Piracetam]
- 25% Methionyl-glutamyl-histidyl-phenylalanyl-prolyl-glycyl-proline
- 24% Cinnarizine
- 24% Chlorpromazine
- 24% Ethylmethylhydroxypyridine succinate+[Pyridoxine] [Ethylmethylhydroxypyridine succinate and more 1Pyridoxine]
- 23% Chlorprothixene
- 23% Citric acid+Succinic acid [Succinic acid and more 1Citric Acid]
- 23% Dimenhydrinate+Cinnarizine [Dimenhydrinate and more 1Cinnarizine]
- 22% Magnesium lactate+Pyridoxine [Pyridoxine]
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- The drug has «Glycine+Melatonin» 51 analog by action, the most similar - Glycine .
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