Was Extavia sold in Moldova?
Yes. Extavia (interferon beta-1b) was marketed in Moldova, as shown by its presence in Moldova’s drug registry listing for international nonproprietary names (INN) and related products [1].
What does “sold in Moldova” mean in practice?
In the Moldovan context, “sold” typically means the product is listed/registered for circulation in the country (i.e., included in national listings of medicinal products), rather than confirming specific pharmacy pricing or current availability at every moment [1].
How can you check whether Extavia is currently available in Moldova?
A practical way is to re-check the most recent Moldova medicine registry listing that includes Extavia and related products, since listings can change over time due to updates to registration status, supply, or marketing authorizations [1].
Where can you find the Moldova listing?
The Extavia entry appears in the Moldova registry reference for INN medicines and products, where it is listed alongside other items in the same category [1].
Sources
[1] https://www.mr.gov.md/legislatie/medicamente/medicamente-cu-denumirea-internationala-neprotejata-inn