Buy Olumiant (Barictinib) Online From Medications Canada.

Formulation : Film Coated Tablet
Dosage : 4mg
Quantity : 28
Prescription Required
(All Prices in USD)

The Olumiant medication listed above is manufactured by Eli Lilly.

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Additional information

Brand Name:

Olumiant

Scientific Name:

Barictinib

Other Names:

Olumiant

Strength(s):

4mg

Quantities Available:

28

Formulation:

Film Coated Tablet

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