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Venaforce Varicose Veins gastro-resistant tablets

Authorisation TR2309/011/001 · A.Vogel Ireland Limited

Source: Health Products Regulatory Authority (HPRA), open dataset, CC BY 4.0. Published 16 Oct 2026
Licence holder
A.Vogel Ireland Limited (all products →)
Dosage form
Gastro-resistant tablet
Route of administration
Oral use
First authorised
16/12/2011
Prescription status
Product not subject to medical prescription
Supply
Supply through non-pharmacy outlets and pharmacies
Legal basis
Traditional use registration for herbal medicinal product application (Article 16a of Directive No 2001/83/EC)

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