Lovenox 6000 IU injection

Enoxaparin

Lovenox 6000 IU price in Rwanda and where to buy it in Kigali — 2 pharmacies with recent stock, prices and directions.

Find Lovenox 6000 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 6000 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 6000 IU
Strengths registered in Rwanda
6000 IU (60mg) / 0.6ml

Questions

Questions about Lovenox 6000 IU

Where can I buy Lovenox 6000 IU in Kigali?
Lovenox 6000 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 6000 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 6000 IU?
Lovenox 6000 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 6000 IU?
Pharmacies on Zoner list Lovenox 6000 IU as available without a prescription. Ask your pharmacist whether it is right for you.

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