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Vitamins and Dietary Supplements in Tunisia

Vitamin D was moved to prescription in 2010 as Pharmacie Centrale de Tunisie decided to stop supplying pharmacists with the OTC version. The product is now only available in injection format. It could not be confirmed whether it is a temporary ...

Sep 2011 | US$900| Add to cart | View details ›

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Weight Management in Tunisia

Weight management products are a new trend in Tunisia and have started to appear both in chemists and hypermarkets. It was pushed by the rise of obesity and diabetes among adults and more awareness about the type of products available on the market.

Sep 2011 | US$900| Add to cart | View details ›

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Wound Care in Tunisia

Wound care remained a small market in value and the bulk of sales come from economy products and generics which have a low unit price. The main issue for the sector is the limited availability of product innovations in pharmacies as there is always a...

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Adult Mouth Care in Tunisia

Self-medication is not common in adult mouth care because consumers are not well informed and tend to rely on traditional remedies such as clove powder or sticks which are known for their soothing effects. For serious pain, people tend to consult a ...

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Analgesics in Tunisia

Acetaminophen remains the most demanded analgesic by consumers as it is known to have no significant side effects. It represented 33% of total analgesics value sales in 2010.

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Cough, Cold and Allergy (Hay Fever) Remedies in Tunisia

The need for convenience led to an over usage of air conditioning at home and in public buildings in Tunisia during the review period. Products are cheap and widely available in the country. According to many doctors most cases of flu and colds ...

Sep 2011 | US$900| Add to cart | View details ›

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Digestive Remedies in Tunisia

Unhealthy eating habits are the most important factor impacting the category. The trend for drinking ice cold drinks mainly in the hot season, whether natural juices or carbonated soft drinks, in very hot weather is seen as a the first cause of ...

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Ear Care in Tunisia

Ear care is underdeveloped in Tunisia as consumers usually seek specialist advice in ear related conditions rather than self-medicate. As such, doctors and pharmacists remained a core element between manufacturers and consumers in advising on ...

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Emergency Contraception in Tunisia

Emergency contraception is a niche market in consumer health. Most people tend to obtain contraceptive pills from public hospitals and therefore do not require to purchase them from pharmacies. Sales occur from people who need to refill their stocks ...

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Eye Care in Tunisia

Urban pollution and the rise in computer use are the basic causes of red eye and dry eye symptoms in Tunisia and led to increase in demand for eye care products. The development of social networking websites has seen a surge in Facebook and Twitter ...

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