Malaria Prevention & Malaria Treatment - Malaria Drugs & Mosquito Repellants
Buy Anti Malaria Drugs From Malaria Drugs List with No Prescription Needed

Malarone 25mg/100mg  GP (proguanil)

Nivaquine-P - 250mg MD (Chloroquine)

Plaquenil - 200mg MD (Quineprox)

Resochin 150mg and 250mg GP (Chloroquine)

Travelers to Central and South America,
Hispaniola, Africa, Asia (including the Indian
Subcontinent, Southeast Asia, and the
Middle East ), Eastern Europe, and the South
Pacific may be at risk for this potentially deadly
disease. Allow plenty of time before your trip,
any vaccinations needed need time to become
fully protective, which can take 4-6 weeks.

In addition, all the anti malarial drugs are
prescription drugs and you will need to start
taking them before travel.

Malaria Prevention or Cure ?

Some drugs are used to treat malaria, after a
person has become infected. Other drugs are
used to prevent malaria. However some
malaria drugs are often used for both treatment and prevention.

Riamet (for instance) is used for treating
uncomplicated Plasmodium falciparum malaria.

Malarone is used for prevention and treatment
Paludrine is normally used for prevention only.

When the same anti malarial drug may be used to
both treat malaria or prevent it, but you have
caught malaria in spite of using the correct drug,
a different product should be used to combat the
possibility of resistant parasites.

Use insect repellents that contain DEET
(diethylmethyltoluamide) for best protection
against mosquitoes and other biting insects.

A medical condition may prevent you from
taking a particular anti malarial drug.
Children's dosages are based on age and
weight and need to be carefully calculated.

Take your anti malarial drug exactly on
schedule. Missing or delaying doses may
increase your risk of getting malaria.
It is important to continue taking your drug
as recommended after leaving a malaria zone.

4 weeks for:

Overdose of Malaria Drugs

Over dosage of an anti malarial drug can be
fatal. Keep drugs in childproof containers out
of the reach of children.
Purchase your anti malaria drugs
BEFORE traveling overseas.
Halofantrine (also called Halfan) is widely
used outside the USA to treat malaria.
However: CDC recommends NOT to take Halfan
because of serious heart-related side effects,
including deaths. You should avoid using
anti malaria drugs that are not recommended
unless you have been diagnosed with life
threatening malaria and no other treatment
options are available.