bonjour à tous,
je cherche une pharmacie sur toulouse ou marseille qui vend la malarone à un prix raisonnable. es ce que quelqu'un connaît une bonne adresse?
merci
😉
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Malarone à prix coûtant sur Marseille ou Toulouse?
by Hanzade
This discussion is in French, the community’s main language.
Bonjour, la pharmacie Prado Mermoz, avenue du Prado à Marseille, pratique des prix très intéressants pour les médicaments type Malarone et pour les anti moustiques etc...Je fais mes achats à cette adresse, elle est connue...et très fréquentée! Bon voyage.
j'ai acheté la semaine dernière de la Malarone près de Nimes à 28.20 euro la boite sur laquelle il est écrit prix indicatif conseillé 45.95!!!
Dans cette pharmacie tous les médicaments non remboursés sont moins chers ainsi que la parapharmacie..
Adresse à votre disposition en message privé.
Voilà, j'ai fini par faire une liste avec des adresses de pharmacies à paris, en banlieue, en province (Lille, Montpellier, Lyon, Arras, Marseille, Nîmes). S'il est encore temps, demandez-moi la liste sur l'adresse mail :"stocksaigon@yahoo.fr", je vous l'envoie en copié-collé par retour...
Salut tu pourait me donner l'adresse de la pharmacie concerné stplé!!
Merci beaucoup et bonne fin d'année....
Merci beaucoup et bonne fin d'année....
Bonsoir,
Pourrais-tu me donner stp les adresses des pharmacies sur Marseille, nous partons en
Thailande en juillet et je dois acheter de la malarone pour 4 personnes pedant 15 jours.
Je connais déjè celle du Prado mais j'aimerais savoir si ailleurs ce n'est pas moins cher.
Merci
un de mes amis routard aurait il un rab de MALARONE que je pourrais lui acheter à un prix plus accessible que celui proposé par les pharmacies ????
(Départ imminent à Sumatra)
bien cordialement
François
(Départ imminent à Sumatra)
bien cordialement
François
Sur la liste: à Marseille que cette adresse! ( les prix : de 29, 90 à 33 euros au lieu de 45, 90) mais il y a des régions qui n'en comportent pas.
2 adresses de pharmacies qui envoient par la poste, en échange de l'ordonnance envoyée par fax, évidemment frais d'envoi (+8 e), peu intéressant si 1 seule boîte, par contre si plusieurs?
Sk
"un de mes amis routard aurait il un rab de MALARONE que je pourrais lui acheter à un prix plus accessible que celui proposé par les pharmacies ????"
Si un ami routard accepte de prendre le risque de te vendre un produit délivré sur ordonnance....
Michel
Si un ami routard accepte de prendre le risque de te vendre un produit délivré sur ordonnance....
Michel
Petit rappel des villes figurant sur la liste établie à partir de témoignages de voyageurs, donc tenue à jour, villes où sont signalées des pharmacies vendant la Malarone + ou - aux 2/3 du prix conseillé.Sont signalées par la même occasion des pharmacies pratiquant des prix intéressants sur d'autres produits, comme anti-moustiques, etc...
PARIS 17e / PARIS 5e / PARIS 14e / PARIS 6e / ROISSY-en-BRIE / ISSY-les-MOULINEAUX MONTIGNY-le-Bretonneux / CHILLY-MAZARIN / MONTGERON / LA FRETTE S SEINE /LANDERNEAU / RENNES / ROUEN / LILLE /ARRAS / BORDEAUX / LYON / DIJON /GRENOBLE / MONTPELLIER / MARSEILLE / NÎMES / AVIGNON / TOULOUSE / TARBES / QUISSACet toujours sur cette liste 2 adresses de pharmacies qui peuvent envoyer par la posteSKITO
Bonjour Skito.
Pourrais tu me donner l'adresse de la pharmacie de toulouse pour acheter la malarone ?
Merci
Pourrais tu me donner l'adresse de la pharmacie de toulouse pour acheter la malarone ?
Merci
Non, pas Nice. Désolé, à ce jour cette ville ne figure pas sur la liste.
Sk
Tant pis, merci.
Et les 2 pharmacies qui expédient ?
Bonne soirée.
JPB 😎
JPB 😎
Bonjour,
Je serai intéressé par l'adresse de la pharmacie sur Bordeaux ainsi que celles qui expédient: on est 7 à partir pendant 1 mois donc ça peut être très intéressant.
Merci 🙂
Je serai intéressé par l'adresse de la pharmacie sur Bordeaux ainsi que celles qui expédient: on est 7 à partir pendant 1 mois donc ça peut être très intéressant.
Merci 🙂
Bonjour,
Est-ce que qqun peut me confirmer le prix de la boîte de Malarone dans la Pharmacie Monge sur Paris (5è) à 29 euros svp??? (Celle près du métro) "Pharmacie Monge"... Car les posts à ce sujet datent un peu, donc les prix peuvent varier! ;-) J'habite Lille. Pour l'instant, j'ai une proposition à 32 euros sur Lille, Pharmacie des Halles. J'ai appelé celle de Monge et on ne veut pas me communiquer les prix! Alors que celle de Lille, aucun souci!!! bref... La différence n'est pas énorme, mais sur une dizaine de boîtes... 😛 Et un pote va sur Paris dans quelques jours, dois-je le faire bifurquer vers cette pharmacie!😊
Merci de vos réponses!
Est-ce que qqun peut me confirmer le prix de la boîte de Malarone dans la Pharmacie Monge sur Paris (5è) à 29 euros svp??? (Celle près du métro) "Pharmacie Monge"... Car les posts à ce sujet datent un peu, donc les prix peuvent varier! ;-) J'habite Lille. Pour l'instant, j'ai une proposition à 32 euros sur Lille, Pharmacie des Halles. J'ai appelé celle de Monge et on ne veut pas me communiquer les prix! Alors que celle de Lille, aucun souci!!! bref... La différence n'est pas énorme, mais sur une dizaine de boîtes... 😛 Et un pote va sur Paris dans quelques jours, dois-je le faire bifurquer vers cette pharmacie!😊
Merci de vos réponses!
Ce qui date, ce sont les premiers messages...
Mais depuis que nous sommes quelques uns à gérer cette liste d'adresses sur la France, nous nous efforçons de la réactualiser à partir des témoignages quand ils nous parviennent (les derniers datent du mois de mai 2009).
Le prix le plus bas trouvé, c'est 29, 90 euros. La fourchette se situe entre 29, 90 et 33, voir 35, selon les villes, au lieu de 45, 95 pour le "prix indicatif conseillé" figurant sur la boîte.
Si vous voulez recevoir cette liste, essayez de ne pas attendre le dernier jour, il nous arrive aussi de voyager et c'est pas toujours évident, même si on a les adresses sur une cléUSB dans la poche, de trouver un cyber café dans l'heure qui suit, voir dans la journée. C'est aussi pour ça qu'il vaut mieux adresser la demande directement sur nos e-mails, il m'est arrivé à Saigon par exemple d'avoir un mal fou à charger le site pour accéder aux messages privés!... Comme vous le savez, les forums ne souhaitent pas qu'on fasse de la "pub" en publiant les adresses sur le site... même si cetains le font quand même. Ca passe, ou ça casse, ça dépend de la vigilance ou de l'humeur du webmaster... qu'on peut remercier, car il en laisse passer pas mal!
Bonjour,
Je vends au prix de 40 euros (+ frais d'envoi si hors de Paris): 1 boîte neuve de 12 comprimé de Malarone et 1 boîte entamée de 8 comprimés. Je viens de les acheter fin avril 2009 pour un voyage en Thailande. Nous avons pris 4 comprimés et avons finalement arrêté.
Pour me contacter : 06 29 80 03 59 fgros31@hotmail.com
Frédéric
Je vends au prix de 40 euros (+ frais d'envoi si hors de Paris): 1 boîte neuve de 12 comprimé de Malarone et 1 boîte entamée de 8 comprimés. Je viens de les acheter fin avril 2009 pour un voyage en Thailande. Nous avons pris 4 comprimés et avons finalement arrêté.
Pour me contacter : 06 29 80 03 59 fgros31@hotmail.com
Frédéric
Bonjour,
C'est possible d'avoir cette liste à économie !
Je laisse mon mail car pas d'accès au MP's
yan.ana(chez)free.fr
Merci
Bonjour à tous les voyageurs,
il me reste 15 comprimés de Malarone adulte + 15 comprimés de Malarone enfant, si je peux en faire profiter quelqu'un à un bon prix, plutôt que de les jeter.....😉 Nous avons très bien supporté la Malarone, y compris ma fille de 4 ans, nous sommes juste rentré un peu plus tôt que prévu d'Afrique de l'ouest. Merci de me contacter en messagerie privée.
Prix demandé : 30 Euros pour les 15 comprimés adulte (achetés 44 E par boite de 12) et 10 Euros pour les 15 comprimés Enfant (acheté 14 E par boite de 12 également).
Possibilité sans frais de port sur Toulouse et sa banlieue, sinon rajouter 3 E pour le port.
A bientôt Suri
il me reste 15 comprimés de Malarone adulte + 15 comprimés de Malarone enfant, si je peux en faire profiter quelqu'un à un bon prix, plutôt que de les jeter.....😉 Nous avons très bien supporté la Malarone, y compris ma fille de 4 ans, nous sommes juste rentré un peu plus tôt que prévu d'Afrique de l'ouest. Merci de me contacter en messagerie privée.
Prix demandé : 30 Euros pour les 15 comprimés adulte (achetés 44 E par boite de 12) et 10 Euros pour les 15 comprimés Enfant (acheté 14 E par boite de 12 également).
Possibilité sans frais de port sur Toulouse et sa banlieue, sinon rajouter 3 E pour le port.
A bientôt Suri
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Preventive vaccination (of the animals) is being considered.
Just a reminder:
Rabies affects all mammals.
Once symptoms appear—sometimes weeks or even months later—death is inevitable.
It’s the bite that transmits the disease.
There are so-called "furious" forms with aggression, but also forms without aggression.
In case of a bite, in addition to standard wound care, tetanus prevention… rabies prevention is essential.
Stay careful out there…
Seeing seals from a boat along the coast isn’t rare in these parts…