Price

The prices for Betaisodona vary depending on the package size and shape of the drug.

As ointment 25g are already available for about 5 Euro.
30ml Betaisodona solution also costs about 5 Euro.
The mouth antiseptic of Betaisodona is priced at about 11 Euro for 100 ml.

Betaisodona and alcohol – is it compatible?

No side effects are known to occur when Betaisodona and alcohol are taken at the same time.

Alternatives to Betaisodona

There are a variety of antiseptic medications that can be used for inflammatory wounds and support the healing process. Further alternatives can also be obtained from the pharmacy or doctor. Smaller wounds, which may only be superficial, can also be treated well with certain home remedies.

One example is chamomile tea, which can be applied to the affected wound area as a cold compress. Honey or tea tree oil also have an antiseptic effect. Smaller wounds, which may only be superficial, can also be treated well with certain household remedies.

A very popular alternative is, for example, iodine-free Bepanthen, which is very well suited for patients with hyperthyroidism.
It is also possible to use Octenisept, which is available as an ointment or spray and also has a disinfecting effect.
One example is chamomile tea, which can be applied as a cold compress to the affected wound area.
Honey or tea tree oil also have an antiseptic effect.

Can I take it during pregnancy and breastfeeding?

Betaisodona should not be used during pregnancy or while breast-feeding unless directed by a doctor. If taken during pregnancy, the thyroid levels of the child are strictly controlled. Also in newborns and infants up to 6 months of age the field of application is very small and Betaisodona should only be used after consulting a physician.

Effectiveness of the pill

The pill can still be taken without hesitation.