Glucose

Glucose price in Rwanda and where to buy it in Kigali — 3 pharmacies with recent stock, prices and directions.

Find Glucose near me

No prescription needed.

Price in Kigali1,400 – 18,200 RWFDepends on pack and strength
Pharmacies3With recent stock
PrescriptionNot neededAvailable over the counter
Last checked22 OctoberConfirm before you visit

Where to buy it

Pharmacies likely to have Glucose

  • Holy Home Pharmacy

    Kigali City, Kigali, Kigali

    • Codefree blood glucose (Monitoring system) · 01gs11 · otherLikely in stockRWF 9,100
    • X-CHECK Blood Glucose strips · black · otherLikely in stockRWF 21,000
    • X-check Blood Glucose Monitoring System · white · otherLikely in stockRWF 14,000
  • Rootmed Pharmacy Masaka

    Kigali City, Kigali, Kigali · Lowest price listed

    • Blood Glucose Monitoring System (Codefree) · black · otherLikely in stockRWF 21,000
    • Glucose Intravenous Infusion · 5%-500ml · injectionLikely in stockRWF 1,400
  • Kicukiro Gatenga

    167 KK 18 Avenue, Kigali, Kigali

    • Codefree blood glucose (Monitoring system) · 01gs11 · otherLikely in stockRWF 18,200

Stock last checked 22 October 2026. Stock changes during the day — call the pharmacy to confirm before you go.

Details

Brands of glucose
Glucose 5% Injection
Strengths registered in Rwanda
25g / 500ml

Questions

Questions about Glucose

Where can I buy Glucose in Kigali?
Glucose was recently in stock at Holy Home Pharmacy, Rootmed Pharmacy Masaka and Kicukiro Gatenga. Stock changes daily, so call the pharmacy before you go — or search on Zoner to see the pharmacies closest to you.
How much does Glucose cost in Rwanda?
Prices at connected Kigali pharmacies start from RWF 1,400, depending on the brand, strength and pack size. Prices can change — confirm with the pharmacy.
Do I need a prescription for Glucose?
Pharmacies on Zoner list Glucose as available without a prescription. Ask your pharmacist whether it is right for you.

Related

Medical disclaimer: this page is for information and stock look-up only. It is not medical advice. Always consult a licensed health professional or registered pharmacist before starting any treatment.