Medicines in Bipolar Disorders (Psychotherapeutic and Related Medicines) in Tanzania: NEMLIT medicines, brands and prices

Tanzania's National Essential Medicines List (NEMLIT, 7th edition, 2026) lists 3 medicines under Medicines in Bipolar Disorders (Psychotherapeutic and Related Medicines). None of them is on the DukaDawa pharmacy network yet.

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Which medicines in bipolar disorders can I get on the DukaDawa pharmacy network?

None of the medicines in bipolar disorders is on the DukaDawa pharmacy network yet.

Which medicines in bipolar disorders are on Tanzania's NEMLIT?

The NEMLIT (7th edition, 2026) lists 3 medicines under Medicines in Bipolar Disorders: Carbamazepine, Lamotrigine and Sodium Valproate.

NEMLIT rows under Medicines in Bipolar Disorders (STG/NEMLIT 7th edition, 2026), with our pages for each medicine.
MedicineLevelListed formsPage
CarbamazepineATablet 100mg, 200mgp. 27
LamotrigineSTablet 100mg, 200mgp. 27
Sodium ValproateCTablet 200mg, 500mgp. 27

Who can prescribe medicines in bipolar disorders in Tanzania?

It depends on each medicine's NEMLIT level. This category has medicines at levels A, C 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
BHealth centreSpecialist, Medical Officer, Dental Officer, Assistant Medical Officer, Clinical Officer
C (listed)Council or district hospitalSpecialist, Medical Officer, Dental Officer, Assistant Medical Officer
DRegional 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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For licensed prescribers and pharmacists. Not medical advice. Check the Standard Treatment Guidelines before prescribing.