Bismuth subsalicylate is the active ingredient in Pepto Bismol and its genetic competitors. It helps relieve gastrointestinal distress such as diarrhea or nauseousness.
Mycophenolate is already a generic name of the original drug Cellcept. The active ingredient is mycophenolate mofetil.
A drug can be listed by either its brand name or its generic name. The brand name is what the company that makes it has labeled it and the generic name is its chemical name. Some examples: Tylenol (brand name).....Acetaminophen (generic or chemical name) Motrin (brand name)......Ibuprofen (generic or chemical name) Prilosec (brand name)....Omeprazole (generic or chemical name) Benadryl (brand name)...Diphenhydramine (generic or chemical name)
Kinda sorta not really. Any given specific type of mineral is going to have a chemical formula. However, "rock" is generic enough that we don't know what it is (for example: it could be an aggregate of several different types of minerals) and therefore can't give a chemical formula for it.
The ingredients in generic drink powders will vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. You will need to read the ingredient statements.
Lyrica's active ingredient (generic name) is pregabalin. Unless its a combination drug, a medication has one active chemical, and the rest of the "ingredients" are such things as binders, fillers, and salts.
No.
Potassium is a generic name. The chemical substance is potassium.
Generic format is Reactant ( plus reactant(s)) = Product + (Product(s))
Yes, duloxetine HCl is the generic name for Cymbalta. Cymbalta is the brand name of the drug, while duloxetine HCl is the active ingredient in the medication.
Yes, gabapentin is the active ingredient of Neurontin. Gabapentin is the generic for Neurotin original drug.
Tramadol is the active ingredient- it is a drug in itself. It is the active ingredient in the brand name "Ultram".
It is the chemical name for the vitamin B12.