Methadone is a synthetic opiod used to treat opiate addiction and in some cases it is used to treat pain management.
there are no generics , methadone is the cheapest manufactured drug in the U.S.
Methadone Sulphate i think.
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It is better to study the generic names because there is only one generic name.There are many brand names.
Yes Methadone has been around since 1942 and is available under the trade names Polamidone and Heptadon.
Methadone pills are often called "dollies"or "dolls", and of course it is sometimes shortened to meth. And then a slang nickname for it is "liquid handcuffs". Other names are "wafers" usually for the 40mg pill, and "don" for liquid.
This is the generic name for the drug. Brand names include Pavabid and Pavagen TD.
There is no name for generic Suboxone bacause there are no available generic brands for it yet in Canada or the USA. I hear they're working on some in Australia where the drug was first released but no info on anything in reach. Hope this was helpful, Suboxone is very expensive but it works wonders. Much better than Methadone but Methadone is a much cheaper option, only $6 a day in comparison to Suboxone which is anywhere from $20- $30 depending on where it is dispensed from.
there as safe as the brand names are
generic name and brand name
A drug usually has one generic name but because many are very complicated chemical compounds, more than one is possible - for instance, sulphamethoxine and sulphadimidine are the same drug/compound. A drug, when approved, has one brand name & one generic name. The generic manufacturers must use the same generic name but can make their own trade names.
there are alot of different slang terms for methadone but the ones i hear on a regular bases are M's, M10's, M5's, M&M's, Dollies, Dones, and Meth's
The characters in Final Fantasy are generic 'Warriors of Light', the only names they have are the ones you give them.
A PDR (Physicians Desk Reference) is usually available in pharmacies to look up drug information. Drugs are indexed under brand and generic names.
Yes you can. But if you are looking for a potentiometer, Cimetidine is the heartburn medicine that is best for someone when on methadone. When you run out of Famotidine, see if you can get some Tagamet or generic Tagamet which is "Cimetidine" then maybe your methadone will go a bit farther. But studies have shown that neither Famotidine (Pepcid) nor Ranitidine (Zantac) show any negative drug interactions with methadone, they just dont offer the potentiometer effect that you get from Cemetidine (Tagamet).. Hope this helps :-)