Medicines Affecting the Blood in Tanzania: NEMLIT medicines, brands and prices

Tanzania's National Essential Medicines List (NEMLIT, 7th edition, 2026) lists 19 medicines under Medicines Affecting the Blood. None of them is on the DukaDawa pharmacy network yet.

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Which medicines affecting the blood can I get on the DukaDawa pharmacy network?

None of the medicines affecting the blood is on the DukaDawa pharmacy network yet.

Which medicines affecting the blood are on Tanzania's NEMLIT?

The NEMLIT (7th edition, 2026) lists 19 medicines under Medicines Affecting the Blood: Apixaban, Darbepoetin alfa, Erythropoietin, Etamsylate, Ferrous, Ferrous salt + folic acid, Ferrous salts and Folic acid and 11 more.

NEMLIT rows under Medicines Affecting the Blood (STG/NEMLIT 7th edition, 2026), with our pages for each medicine.
MedicineLevelCategoryListed formsPage
ApixabanSMedicines Affecting CoagulationTablet 2.5mg, 5mgp. 17
Darbepoetin alfaSAnti- anaemia MedicinesVials (Solution for Injection): 25 mcg/Ml; 40 mcg/mL; 60 mcg/mL; 100 mcg/mL; 200 mcg/mLp. 17
ErythropoietinDAnti- anaemia MedicinesInjection: 2000 unit/ml; 4000 units/mLp. 17
EtamsylateCMedicines Affecting CoagulationTablet: 500mgp. 17
FerrousAAnti- anaemia MedicinesTablet: 200mg (sulfate or as fumarate)p. 17
Ferrous salt + folic acidAAnti- anaemia MedicinesTablet: equivalent to 60 mg elemental iron + 400 micrograms folic acid. Tablet: equivalent to 60 mg elemental iron + 2.8 mg folic acidp. 17
Ferrous saltsAAnti- anaemia MedicinesOral liquid: equivalent to 9 mg/mL elemental iron; equivalent to 25 mg/mL elemental iron. Tablet: equivalent to 60 mg – 65 mg elemental iron.p. 17
Folic acidAAnti- anaemia MedicinesTablet 5mgp. 17
HeparinSMedicines Affecting CoagulationGel: 500I.U/gm, 1000 I.U/gmp. 17
Hydroxocobalamin (Vitamin B12)CAnti- anaemia MedicinesInjection: 1mg/mLp. 17
Iron SucroseDAnti- anaemia MedicinesInjection: 20mg/mlp. 17
Low molecular Weight HeparinDMedicines Affecting CoagulationInjection 40mg/ml, 60mg/ml, 80mg/ml, 100mg/mLp. 17
Methyl cobalaminCAnti- anaemia MedicinesTablet: 500 mcg Injection: 500mcg/mLp. 17
Phytomenadione (Vitamin K1)BMedicines Affecting CoagulationInjection: 0.5 mg/mL, 2mg/mL in 2mL ampoulep. 17
Protamine sulfateBMedicines Affecting CoagulationInjection 10mg/mL in 5mL ampoulep. 17
RivaroxabanSMedicines Affecting CoagulationTablet 15mg, 20mgp. 17
Tranexamic acidCMedicines Affecting CoagulationInjection 100mg/mL in 5mL ampoule; Syrup 500mg/5mL in 300mL bottle; Tablet 500mgp. 17
Unfractionated HeparinCMedicines Affecting CoagulationInjection (sodium salt) 1,000 IU/mL in 5mL ampoule (Under expert supervision)p. 17
WarfarinCMedicines Affecting CoagulationTablet: 1mg; 2mg; 5mg (sodium salt)p. 17

Who can prescribe medicines affecting the blood in Tanzania?

It depends on each medicine's NEMLIT level. This category has medicines at levels A, B, C, D and S; level A medicines may be prescribed by specialists, medical officers, dental officers, assistant medical officers, clinical officers and assistant clinical officers.

Who may prescribe at each NEMLIT level (STG/NEMLIT 7th edition, Part I, Table 1). Levels used in this category are highlighted.
LevelFacilityWho may prescribe
A (listed)DispensarySpecialist, Medical Officer, Dental Officer, Assistant Medical Officer, Clinical Officer, Assistant Clinical Officer
B (listed)Health centreSpecialist, Medical Officer, Dental Officer, Assistant Medical Officer, Clinical Officer
C (listed)Council or district hospitalSpecialist, Medical Officer, Dental Officer, Assistant Medical Officer
D (listed)Regional referral hospitalSpecialist, Medical Officer, Dental Officer
S (listed)Zonal, special and national hospitalsSpecialist

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Sources: Standard Treatment Guidelines and National Essential Medicines List (STG/NEMLIT), 7th edition, 2026, Ministry of Health; DukaDawa pharmacy network. Category names as printed in the NEMLIT.

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