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What drug company makes fosamax?
Fosamax is the trade name given by Merck. It is now found as a generic. Barr and Teva sell this generic form.
When will the generic for fosamax be available?
The generic for Fosamax is already available. The FDA gave their approval for a generic version of the medication in 2008.
Is there a generic drug equivalent for actos?
No, it is not available generically yet. Actually generic equivalent of the drug Actos available online and it is called as Pioglitazone Hydrochloride. You can find even more details on this information at International Drug Mart.
Is there a generic drug equivalent for Mirapex?
Yes there is. It is sold under the name Pramipexole.
What if you stop taking Fosamax cold turkey?
Fosamax is a prescription grade pain killer. Anyone that tries to quit this drug cold turkey risks going into withdrawal.
What products do Mylan Pharmaceuticals offer?
Mylan Pharmaceuticals offers generic pharmaceutical products. They manufacture generic versions of various drugs including Fosamax, Xanax, Norvasc, and Retin-A.
Is there a drug equivalent for actos?
No, it is not available generically yet. Actually generic equivalent of the drug Actos available online and it is called as Pioglitazone Hydrochloride. You can find even more details on this information at International Drug Mart.
What drug is generic atorvastatin?
The generic drug Atorvastatin goes by the brand name Lipitor.
What is used as a Generic drug for bactrim ds?
Bactrim DS has a generic equivalent, called sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim 800/160. If you take your prescription to the pharmacist, they probably already give you the generic equivalent, unless your physician has marked "Trade name necessary" on your prescription.
Is there an generic for fentanyl?
Fentanyl is a generic drug.
What does the acronym ANDA stand for?
ANDA is an acronym for "abbreviated new drug application". This is an application to be used for the approval of a generic equivalent of a currently available drug.
Why is oss or fs being said as equivalent of a generic drug?
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