HCL is short for hydrochloric acid, or hydrochloride referring to the form/composition of the particular drug. <<adr>>
Yes. Metformin hydrochloride is the full generic or chemical name, but it is commonly just called "metformin" to make things simpler. HCl is the chemical abbreviation for hydrochloride. Metformin HCl is the same drug as "Glucophage" (the brand name)
Phenylephrine HCl is a prescription drug not approved for use in animals by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), but prescribed legally by veterinarians as an "extra-label drug" - the veterinary use of a drug in a manner for which it was not approved. If you really feel that your dog needs this medication, I strongly suggest you talk to your vet first.
What is the active ingredient in the prescription drug Synthroid? Levothyroxine
No, HCL usually means Hydrochloride, esp if as part of the drug name.
It means it's being supplied as the hydrochloride salt. Many drugs are supplied as salts; drug salts generally dissolve better in water (and in blood plasma) than the free base (or free acid) form.
Phenazopyridine Hcl can be taken as it is a analgesic and it is over the counter. There is a stronger prescription drug available as well. A pharmacist can provide you with a better detailed answer.
will doxipen hcl 100mg show up on a drug screening
Is amitriptyline HCL tested for on a 12 panel drug screening
no
Emetine Hcl
Yes, Clonidine and Clonidine HCL are the same. They are both in the family of medications called antihypertensives. They should not be used without a prescription.
yes