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Is Tylenol also called mediproxen?
No, Mediproxen is a generic form of Alieve
Why is it best to study drugs by their generic names rather than by their brand names?
It is better to study the generic names because there is only one generic name.There are many brand names.
Should generic drug names be capitalized in medical writing?
No, generic drug names should not be capitalized in medical writing.
Is papaverine generic or brand name?
This is the generic name for the drug. Brand names include Pavabid and Pavagen TD.
Are generic drugs are safe to take?
there as safe as the brand names are
What is the two names drugs are known?
generic name and brand name
What are the scientific names of medicines?
Medicines typically have two types of scientific names: generic names and brand names. The generic name is the official scientific name of the drug based on its chemical structure. The brand name is the name given to the drug by the pharmaceutical company for marketing purposes.
How many generic names may a drug have?
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.
What sources is found in most pharmacies and is often for brand generic names?
A PDR (Physicians Desk Reference) is usually available in pharmacies to look up drug information. Drugs are indexed under brand and generic names.
What are the boys names in final fantasy?
The characters in Final Fantasy are generic 'Warriors of Light', the only names they have are the ones you give them.
What source is found in most pharmacies and if often used for brand and generic names?
A PDR (Physicians Desk Reference) is usually available in pharmacies to look up drug information. Drugs are indexed under brand and generic names.
What sources is found in most pharmacies and often used for brand and generic names?
A PDR (Physicians Desk Reference) is usually available in pharmacies to look up drug information. Drugs are indexed under brand and generic names.
