Mikoherb at Dr.Max — is it available?
Short answer: no. Neither Mikoherb nor Mikotea is part of the Dr.Max assortment, and no listing there comes from the distributor. This page explains why, what direct distribution means in practice, and what to look at if you find either name on sale somewhere else.
About Dr.Max
Dr.Max is one of the largest pharmacy chains in Central and South-Eastern Europe and operates a substantial network in Serbia, alongside an online catalogue. It operates in Serbia, Romania, Poland, Czechia, Slovakia.
A chain of that size carries thousands of lines, and its catalogue is built around registered medicines, medical devices and mainstream cosmetic brands with distribution agreements already in place. Small direct-distribution cosmetic lines rarely appear there, and Mikoherb and Mikotea are no exception.
Searching the Dr.Max online catalogue for either name returns other foot-care products rather than these. That is not a statement about quality in either direction; it reflects how a chain of that scale selects what it stocks and how these two products are distributed.
Neither Mikoherb nor Mikotea appears in the Dr.Max catalogue. Both are supplied directly by the distributor: you leave a name and a phone number, a consultant calls back to confirm the address, quantity and delivery cost, and you pay when the parcel arrives.
Pharmacy alternatives compared with the original
Pharmacy chains carry plenty of foot-care cosmetics, and some of them will look similar on the shelf. The differences that actually matter are in the formula, the format and the provenance rather than in the branding.
| Typical pharmacy chain alternative | Mikoherb (official channel) | |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Cosmetic foot and nail care; occasionally a registered medicine, which is a different category entirely | Cosmetic product for external care — stated plainly on every page |
| Formula | Varies widely; synthetic actives, urea-based softeners and plant blends all appear | Six plant ingredients: oregano, tea tree, peppermint, chamomile, lavender, fennel |
| Format | Creams, lacquers, sprays, pens | A 30 ml gel that absorbs in under a minute |
| Certification | EU cosmetic product rules apply to all cosmetics regardless of where they are sold | The same rules apply — channel does not change the legal category |
| Provenance | Verified through the wholesale chain | Single distributor, confirmation call before dispatch |
| Price | Varies by brand and pack size; comparing labels is more useful than comparing prices | Set by the distributor and shown on each country page |
| Payment | At the till or online in advance | Cash on delivery, no prepayment |
As a rule, alternatives can cost anywhere from a modest amount to considerably more depending on brand and format. We do not publish specific comparative prices, because they change and any figure here would mislead within weeks.
How to order the original instead
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Pick your country
Prices, currency and delivery differ by market. Each country page lists what is available there.
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Leave a name and phone number
No card details, no prepayment. Two fields, nothing more.
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Confirm by phone, pay on delivery
A consultant calls in the language of your country to agree address, quantity and delivery cost.
Order the original from the official channel
Nine Balkan markets, local price, cash on delivery, confirmation by phone before anything is dispatched.
Choose your countryQuestions
Is Mikoherb sold at Dr.Max?
No. Mikoherb is not part of the Dr.Max assortment. It is distributed directly by the distributor through the order form on this site, with a confirmation call and payment on delivery.
Is Mikotea sold at Dr.Max?
No. The same applies to the Mikotea herbal soak — it is not listed by Dr.Max and is available only through the official order channel in the markets where it is sold.
Why is it not stocked there?
Pharmacy chains buy through pharmaceutical wholesalers under central framework agreements. A single directly distributed cosmetic line does not enter that channel. It is a supply-chain arrangement, not a statement about the product.
Can a Dr.Max pharmacist order it in for me?
A pharmacy can only order what its wholesaler lists. Since these products are not in the wholesale channel, a special order is not possible — the request simply has nowhere to go.
Does Dr.Max sell similar foot-care products?
Yes, chains of that size carry a range of foot and nail cosmetics. They are different products with different formulas; comparing labels is the sensible approach if you are choosing between them.
What should I check before ordering elsewhere?
Whether there is a confirmation call before dispatch, whether prepayment is demanded, and whether the format matches — Mikoherb is a 30 ml tube and Mikotea a 50 g pack of dried herbs.