Lovenox-2000 IU injection

Enoxaparin

Lovenox-2000 IU price in Rwanda and where to buy it in Kigali — 2 pharmacies with recent stock, prices and directions.

Find Lovenox-2000 IU near me

No prescription needed.

Price in Kigali18,500 – 21,000 RWFDepends on pack and strength
Pharmacies2With recent stock
PrescriptionNot neededAvailable over the counter
Last checked22 OctoberConfirm before you visit

Where to buy it

Pharmacies likely to have Lovenox-2000 IU

  • Rootmed Pharmacy

    Rootmed Pharmacy Masaka, Kigali

    • Enoxaparine Sodique 160mg · 160mg · injectionUsually in stockRWF 26,500
    • Enoxaparine Sodique 60mg · 60mg · injectionUsually in stockRWF 26,500
    • Enoxaparin Sodium · 40mg/0.4ml · injectionUsually in stockRWF 21,000
  • Zia Pharmacy

    Zia pharmacy Kicukiro, Kigali · Lowest price listed

    • Enoxa 4000 anti-Xa UI/0.4ml · 40mg/0.4ml · injectionUsually in stockRWF 18,500

Stock last checked 22 October 2026. Stock changes during the day — call the pharmacy to confirm before you go.

Details

Brands of enoxaparin
Lovenox-2000 IU
Strengths registered in Rwanda
2000 IU (20mg) / 0.2ml

Questions

Questions about Lovenox-2000 IU

Where can I buy Lovenox-2000 IU in Kigali?
Lovenox-2000 IU was recently in stock at Rootmed Pharmacy and Zia Pharmacy. Stock changes daily, so call the pharmacy before you go — or search on Zoner to see the pharmacies closest to you.
How much does Lovenox-2000 IU cost in Rwanda?
Prices at connected Kigali pharmacies start from RWF 18,500, depending on the brand, strength and pack size. Prices can change — confirm with the pharmacy.
What is Lovenox-2000 IU?
Lovenox-2000 IU is a brand of enoxaparin. Pharmacies may also stock other brands with the same active ingredients — ask your pharmacist about alternatives.
Do I need a prescription for Lovenox-2000 IU?
Pharmacies on Zoner list Lovenox-2000 IU as available without a prescription. Ask your pharmacist whether it is right for you.

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Medical disclaimer: this page is for information and stock look-up only. It is not medical advice. Always consult a licensed health professional or registered pharmacist before starting any treatment.