Cefaclor Daily Prescription

Cefaclor is designed for treatment of Otitis Media, lower RTI (Respiratory Tract Infection), Tonsillitis, Pharyngitis, UTI and other infections developed from strains of specific bacteria that are susceptible.

Tinidazole is a synthetic antibacterial and antiprotozoal agent that is used for treatment of trichomoniasis, giardiasis, amebiasis, bacterial vaginosis and other related infections.

Floxin is a well-known antibiotic that is used by adults to treat mild as well as moderate types of infection, which have resulted from bacteria strains that display sensitivity.

Cephalexin belongs to Cephalosporin Antibiotics and is applied to cure bacterial infections by destroying bacteria and/or stopping their further growth and development.

Sumycin is an antibiotic that is applied for treatment of various bacterial infections of intestines, skin, urinary and respiratory tracts, lymph nodes, genitals etc.

Myambutol is a chemotherapeutic medicine for oral administration, which fights bacteria that belong to Mycobacterium class as well as M. Tuberculosis.

Macrobid is a highly effective antibiotic medicine that acts on bacteria by inhibiting the synthesis in cell walls and killing the infection.

Cefaclor is designed for treatment of Otitis Media, lower RTI (Respiratory Tract Infection), Tonsillitis, Pharyngitis, UTI and other infections developed from strains of specific bacteria that are susceptible.

Vantin is the well-known antibiotic, which is applicable for killing the bacteria strains, which demonstrate susceptibility and cause mild-moderate infections.

Noroxin is also available under an alternative name - Norfloxacin. It is widely used antibiotic drug that can treat UTIs, prostatitis, gonorrhea and others.

Doxycycline is a member of antibiotics family that can be applied to treat various bacterial infections like urinary tract infection, eye infections; chlamydia, acne, gonorrhea and others.

Zyvox is also available under name of Linezolid and fights the bacteria of Gram-positive type, which cannot be cured by any other antibiotics among pediatric and adult patients.