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Porphyria Educational Services Unsafe Drug List

ABOUT THIS UNSAFE DRUG LISTING: The pharmaceutical listing contained herein has been devised without reference to language, societal, cultural, dietary, prescribing or dispensing conditions [including those imposed by law], other than those of the United States, which might affect the information provided. This list of pharmaceuticals contains only the listing of drugs known to be UNSAFE or considered potentially to be UNSAFE for porphyrics. Listing of the pharmaceuticals on this site are due to the actions,precautions, side effects, or interactions of the given medication in relation to porphyria patients, or the drug's action in regard to cytochrome P-450 and it's metabolism in the liver. The listing of these pharmaceuticals is not intended as medical advice for individual problems. It is provided only for porphyria patients making an evaluation as to the risks and benefits of taking a particular drug. The potential for various drugs triggering attacks of acute porphyria is based primarily on clinical evidence. Some conclusions are based upon tests with animals with experimental porphyria. The information about drugs contained in this database is general in nature and is intended for use as an educational aid. It also does not cover all possible uses of a said medicine. *Be reminded that a specific drugs may work well for one porphyria patient and not for another usually due to other existing medical conditions of the particular patient. Porphyria patients and their physicians must make their decisions on the use of medications appropriate to their own circumstances and in view of other existing medical conditions. The following unsafe drug list must serve only as a guide since individual patient reactions to specific drug is complex and unpredictable especially with other existing conditions both related and unrelated to the various porphyrias. Because many new drugs have not been tested, such drugs should be avoided. It often takes up to five years to realize the side effects of many new drugs on the market. If it is critical that an untested drug be used, contact with a porphyria specialist should be made before proceeding to use the drug in question.

Drugs marked with an asterisk * have been documented as associated with acute attacks of porphyria. Information on this website is for the use of Porphyria Patients and their Physicians only and may not be sold. Copyright @ 2003 Porphyria Educational Services. All rights reserved.

CITATIONS: APF American Porphyria Foundation, Houston, Texas Dr. Douglas E. Geoger, Ph.D. AU Dr. Michael Moore M.D. University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia CAN Dr. Barry Tobe, M.D. Canadian Porphyria Foundation, Canada FR French Center for the Porphyrias, Paris France GD Dr. H. Winter Griffith MD Guide to Drugs P-450 Dr. David Flockhardt, Pharmacology, Indiana University Medical School SA University of Cape Town Medical Research Council - Liver Research Center South Africa NE The Netherlands Unsafe Drug List (Rene Gessel) OH Dr. Thomas DeLoughery MD, Oregon Heaklth Sciences University, Portland, Oregon UK United Kingdom Porphyria Drug Index WU Washington University Medical School, St. Louis, Missouri Individual pharmaceutical packing information enclosures. * Indicates that there is evidence that the drug has induced porphyria.

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For Drugs N through Z Please Click Below N through Z

*Acabamate (Meprobamate - generic) APF AU CAN GD OH WU [Acetaminophen] SA (*in large doses or long-term use) SA Alcohol APF Alcuronium AU OH *Adalat ( Nifedipine) APF GD *Aldomet SA Alkylating agents WU Alesse (birth control) GF *Alphaxalone AU OH Alprazolam (Benzo) AU OH GD Alprazolam Intensol AU OH GD

Aluminum Preparations AU OH *Alurate (Barbiturate) GD Amaphen (Barbiturate) GD Amern (Progestin) GD Amidopyrine AU OH Aminoglutethimide AU OH Aminophylline AU CAN OH WU Amiodarone AU OH SA *Amitriptyline AU OH Amobarbital (Barbiturate) GD [Amphetamines] [See individual drugs as many are unsafe] *Amylorbaritone (Verified cause) AU Amytal (Barbiturate) Anabolic steroids SA Anabolin SA Anadrol SA Anavar SA Ancalixir (Barbiturate) Androgens SA WU Anolor-300 (barbiturate) Anoquan (Barbiturate) Antrocol (Belladonna/Barbiturate) Anticonvulsants [ *Neurontin is considered safe.] Anti-epsilepsy Drugs [Some] [APF] Anti-depressants [Some] Apo-Flurazepam (Benzo) GD Apo - Lorazepam (Benzo) GD *Apro - Meprobamate (Meprobamate) APF *Apo-Metoclop (Metoclopramate) APF Apo- Primidon APF Apo-Sulfamethoxazole (Sulfonamide) APF Apo-Sufatrim (Sulfonamide) APF Apo-Sulfatrin - DS (SUlfonamide) APF Apo-Sulfisoxizole (Sulfa) Aprobarital (Barbiturates) Aralen (Chloroquine) SA Arcet (Barbiturate) Articaine (conflicting data) Ascomp w/ Codeine No. 3 (Barbiturate) Atabrine (Quinacrine) GD Ativan (Conflicting evidence) (Benzo)

*Auranofin AU OH *Aurothiomalate AU OH Aygestin (Progestin) GD Azaline (Sulfa) GD Azapropazone AU OH Azulfidine (Sulfa) Azulfidine En-Tabs (Sulfa) Return to the Top

B-A-C w/ Codeine (Barbiturate) BaclofenAU OH Bactrim (Sulfonamide) APF Bactrim DS (Sulfonamide) APF Bancap (Barbiturate) APF Barbita (Barbiturate) APF *Barbiturates APF CA FR OH Barbidonna (Barbiturate) Barbidonna-2 (Barbiturate) Barophen (Barbiturate) *Bemegride OH Belladenal -S (Barbiturate) *Belladonna Bellalphen (Barbiturate) *Bellergal (Barbiturate) *Benadryl (Sun intolerance) Bendrofluazide AU OH Benoxaprofen AU OH Benzbromarone AU OH Benzodiazepines WU [Benzylthiouracil]AU OH (conflicting evidence) [Bepridil] (Calcium Channel Blocker) (conflicting evidence) Beta-Adrenergic Blocking Agents & Thiazide Diuretics (Contain Sulfa) Birth Control Pills APF SA Brevicon (Birth control) Bromocriptine AU CAN OH Bronkolixir (Contains barbiturate) Bucet (Contains Barbiturate) Busodium (Contains Barbiturate) *Buspirone (Warning for liver disease) *Buspar (Buspirone) (Warning for liver disease)

Busulphan AU OH Butabarbital (Barbiturate) APF Butabital w/ Codeine (Barbiturate) APF Butabital (Barbiturate) APF Butace (Barbiturate) APF Butalan (Barbiturate) APF Butalgen (Barbiturate) APF Butibel (Barbiturate) APF Butisol (Barbiturate) APF *Butylscopolamine AU OH (Evidence of triggering attacks) Return to the Top

Cafergot = PB (Berbiturate/ Ergot) APF *Calan (Verapamil/ Calcium Channel Blocker) (Evidence of attacks) Calcium Channel Blockers [APF] Captopril AU OH *Carbamazepine (Evidence of attacks) AIP AU CAN FR OH WU (This is a known Inducer of Cyctochrome P-450) *Carbromal AU OH (Evidence of attacks) Cardizem (Diltiazem) *Carisoprodol (Known to induce attacks) APF AU FR NE OH *Carmustine SA Cefuroxime (Conflicting evidence) AU OH Celontin (Methosuximide) Centrax (Benzo) [Cephalosporins] (Conflicting evidence) AU OH SA [Cephalerin] (Conflicting evidence) AU OH [Cephradine] (Conflicting evidence) AU OH Chardonna (Barbiturate) APF [Chlorambucil] (Conflicting evidence) AU OH *Chloral Hydrate *Chloramphenicol (Known inducer) AU OH *Chlordiazepoxide (Benzo (Known Inducer) ) AU OH *Chlornezanone (Benzo) (Known Inducer) AU OH Chloroform AU OH *Chloroquine (Known inducer) AU CAN WU *Chlorpropamide (Known Inducer) AU CAN OH WU *Chloramphenicol WU (This is an Inducer of Cyctochrome P-450) Chronovera (Verapamil / Calcium Channel Blocker) APF AU CAN OH

Cimetidine AU CAN SA Cinnarizine AU OH Clemastine AU OH Clindex (Benzo) Clinoxide (Benzo) [Clobazam] (Conflicting evidence) AU OH [Clomipramine HCI] (Conflicting evidence) AU OH [Clonazepam] (Benzo) (Conflicting evidence) APF AU *Clopr (Metroclorpramide) APF *Clorazepate (Known evidence) AU OH Cocaine CAN OH [Colistin] (Conflicting evidence) AU OH Contraceptives Cordarine (Amadorone) SA *Cotrim (Sulfonamide) APF Cotrim DS (Sulfonamide) APF Co-Trimoxazole (Sulfonamide) APF Crinone (Progestin) Cyclomen (Danazol) APF Cyclophosphamide AU OH Cycloserine AU OH Cyclosporin AU OH Cytoxin Return to the Top

Dalmane (Benzo) GD Danazol APF AU CAN OH WU Danocrine (Danazol) APF Donnazyme (Known to induce) GD Dantrdene SA Dantrium SA *Dapsone AU PH WU Daunorubicin SA Delaxin (Methocarbamol) GD Depakene (Valporic Acid) APF CAN SA Depakote SA Depro - Provera - (Progestin) Dexfenfluramine AU OH Dextropropoxyphene AU OH Diazepam (Benzo) AU OH

Diazepam Instensol (Benzo) AU OH *Dichloralphenazone AU *Diclofenac APF AU CAN OH *Diclofenac Na APF AU CAN OH Dienostrol AU OH Diethylproprion AU OH Dihydralazine AU OH *Dihydroergotamine AU OH *Dilantin (Phenytoin) APF AU CAN OH Dilcor - XR (Diltiazem / Calcium channel blocker) AU OH Diltiazem (Calcium channel blocker) AU OH *Dimenhydrinate AU OH Diones APF *Diphenhydramine AU OH *Diphenylan (Phenytoin) APF Disopyramide WU Disulfiram SA Divalpoex SA Dolmar (Barbiturate) Donnamor (Barbiturate) Donnapine (Barbiturate) Donna-Sed (Barbiturate) Donnatol (Barbiturate) Donnatal No. 2 (Barbiturate) Donnatal Extentabs (Barbiturate) Donphen (Barbiturate) [Dothiepin HCI] (Conflicting evidence) AU OH Doxycycline AU OH Duralutin - (Progestin) *Dydogesterone AU OH Return to the Top

*Econazole NO3 AU OH Elixophyllin (*Contains Amitriptyline) *Emex (Metroclopramide) APF *Enalapril AU OH Endolor (Barbiturate) Enflurance AU OH WU * Epitol (Carbamazepine)

Epromate-M (Meprobamate) Equagesic (Meprobamate) * Equanil (Meprobamate) Equanil Wyseals (Meprobamate) Ercat (Ergot) APF Ergometrine (Ergot) APF Ergometrine Maleate (Ergot) APF AU OH Ergonovine (Ergot) APF Ergostat (Ergot) APF *Ergot Compounds APF AU OH Ergotamine (Ergot) APF WU Ergotamine Tartrate (Ergot) APF AU OH *Erythromycin CAN OH SA *Erythrocin (Erythromycin) *Erythrocot (Erythromycin) *Erythromid (Erythromycin) *Ery-Tabs (Erythromycin) Eryzole (Sulfonamide) Esgic (Barbiturate) Esgic-Plus (Barbiturate) *Estramustine AU OH Estazolam (Benzo) Estrogen CAN SA WU Estrostep (Birth control) Ethamysylate AU OH *Ethanol AU CAN OH WU *Ethchlorvynol APF Ethionamide AU OH *Ethosuximide AU OH *Ethotoin (Hydontoin) AU OH Etidocaine AU OH Etomidate AU OH WU Etretinate SA Eucalyptus CAN WU Ezol (Barbiturate) Return to the Top

Fansidar (Sulfadoxine) FBM (Felbamate) APF Febatol (Felbamate) APF

Felbamate APF *Feldene (Known to cause rash and light sensitivity to cutaneous porphyrics) Felodipine (Calcium channel blocker) Femcet (Barbiturate) Fenfluramine AU OH Fiorinal (Some forms are Barbiturate containing) *Flexon (Orphenadrine) AU OH *Fluoxymesterone (Androgen) Flurazepam (Benzo) Folex (Methotrexate) Fortabs (Contain barbiturates) *Frusemide AU OH *Fulvicin P/G (Griseofulvin) *Fulvicin U/F (Griseofulvin) *Furosemide AU OH *Furoside (Furosemide) Return to the Top

G-1 (Barbiturate) *Gantanol (Sulfonamide) Gantrisin (Sulfonamide) Gemonil (Barbiturate) Genora (Birth Control) Gesterol 50 (Progestin) Gesterol LA (Progestin) Gliclazide (Sulfonylurea) *Glipizide (Sulfonylurea) *Glucamide (Sulfonylurea) *Glucotroi (Sulfonylurea) *Glutethimide APF *Grifulvin V (Griseofulvin) *Grisactin (Griseofulvin) *Grisaction Ultra (Griseofulvin) *Grisovin-FP - (Griseofulvin) *Gris-Peg (Griseofulvin) *Griseofulvin APF Gusiphed (Some contain barbiturates) Return to the Top

Halazepam (Benzo) (Halcion) (Triazolam) (Conflicting evidence) [Haldol] (Haloperidol) (Conflicting evidence) AU OH [Haloperidol] AU OH *Halothane AU OH WU [Halperon] (Haloperidol) (Conflicting evidence) Heptogesic (Mepromate) *Hydantoins AU OH WU *Hydralazine AU OH WU *Hydra-Zide (Hydralazine) *Hydrochlorothiazide AU OH Hydrophed (Hydroxine) AU OH *Hydroxychloroquine (Chloroquine) *Hydroxyzine AU OH Hyosophen (Barbiturate) Hyprogest (Progestin) Hyproval P.A. (Progestin) Return to the Top

Idenal w/ Codeine (Barboiturate) *Imipramine AU CAN OH WU Iproniazid AU OH Isobutal (Barbiturate) Isocet (Barbiturate) Isolin (Barbiturate) Isollyl w/ Codeine (Barbiturate) Isollyl Improved (Barbiturate) Isometheptene Mucate AU OH Isopap (Barbiturate) [Isoniazid] (Conflicting evidence) AU OH [Isotamine] (Isoniazid) (Conflicting evidence) AU OH Return to the Top

Kava (Unregulated hebral supplement with conflicting evidence) Keflet (Cephlasporin) (Conflicting evidence) AU OH Keflex (Cephlasporin) (Conflicting evidence) AU OH Keftab (Cephlasporin) (COnflicting evidence) AU OH Ketazolam (Benzo) *Ketoconazole AU

*K-Flex (Orphenadrine) Kinesed (Barbiturate) Ketoconazole AU OH WA Klonopin (Benzo) (Conflicting evidence) Return to the Top

Lanifolf (Barbiturate) Lanorinal (Barbiturate) Lasix (furosemide) AU OH Lectopam (Benzo) *Levonorgestrol AU OH Levsin (Barbiturate) Levin-B (Barbiturate) Levsinex (Barbiturate) Librax (Benzo) Libritabs (Benzo) Librium (Benzo) Lidoxide (Benzo) Lignocaine AU OH Limbitrol (Benzo) Limbitrol DS (Benzo) Loprazolam (Benzo) AU OH Lorazepam (Benzo) Lorazepam Intensol (Benzo) Loxapac (Loxapine) AU OH Loxapine AU OH Luminal (Barbiturate) *Lynestrenol AU OH Lysuride Maleate AU OH Return to the Top

*Macrobid (Nitrofurantoin) *Macrodontin (Nitrofurantoin) Malatal (Barbiturate) Maolate (Chlorapenesin) Maprotiline HCI AU OH *Marax (COnains barbiturate) Marbaxin (Muscle relaxant) GD *Marflex (Orphenadrine)

Marnal (Barbiturate) *Maxeran (Metroclopramide) Mebaral (Barbiturate) Mebaril (Barbiturate) Mebeverine HCI AU OH *Mecillinam AU OH Medigesic (Barbiturate) *Medi-Tran (Mepromate) Medilium (Benzo) *Medroxyprogesterone (Progestin) Megace (Progestin) Megace Oral Suspension (Progestin) Megestrol Acetate (Progestin) Minaval (Estrogen) *Mephenytoin (Phenytoin) APF Mephobarital (Barbiturate) Mepivacine AU OH WU Mepro Analgesic (Meprobamate) *Meprobamate APF Meprogese (Meprobamate) Meprogesic (Meprobamate) Meprogesic Q (Meprobamate) *Meprospan (Meprobamate) Meprospan 200 (Meprobamate) Meprospan 400 (Meprobamate) Mercury Compounds *Mesantoin (Hydantoin) Mestrabnol OH Metaxalone (Muscle relaxant) GD Metharbital (Barbiturate) Methocarbamol (Muscle relaxant) Methotrexate CAN OH SA Methoxyflurane AU OH Methsuximide AU OH *Methyl Sulphonal AU OH *Methylprylon APF AU OH *Methysergide AU OH Methsuximide WU *Metoclopramide APF AU OH (Known inducer) Metopirone (Metyrpone) GD Metyrapone (Known inducer) GD

Meval (Benzo) GD Mianserin HCI AU OH *Miconazole AU OH WU Micrainin (Meprobamate) Midazolam (Benzo) GD Mifepristone (Conflicting evidence) AU Milltown (Meprobamate) [Mifepristone] (COnflictig evidence) AU Minoxidil CAN Mogadon (Benzo) GD *Mudran (Barbiturate) Mudrane (Barbiturate) Muscle Relaxants Myleran (Busulfan) AU OH Myldone (Primidone) AFP GD Mysoline (PRimidone) AFP GD Return to the Top Click below for Drugs N through Z N throughZ

Porphyria Educational Services Unsafe Drug List Listing N through Z

For Drug Listings A through M Please Use the BACK button or click below A through M CITATIONS: APF American Porphyria Foundation, Houston, Texas Dr. Douglas E. Geoger, Ph.D. AU Dr. Michael Moore M.D. University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia CAN Dr. Barry Tobe, M.D. Canadian Porphyria Foundation, Canada FR French Center for the Porphyrias, Paris France GD Dr. H. Winter Griffith MD Guide to Drugs P-450 Dr. David Flockhardt, Pharmacology, Indiana University Medical School SA University of Cape Town Medical Research Council - Liver Research Center South Africa NE The Netherlands Unsafe Drug List (Rene Gessel) OH Dr. Thomas DeLoughery MD, Oregon Heaklth Sciences University,

Portland, Oregon UK United Kingdom Porphyria Drug Index WU Washington University Medical School, St. Louis, Missouri Individual pharmaceutical packing information enclosures. * Indicates that there is evidence that the drug has induced porphyria.
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*Nadrolone AU OH *Nalidixic Acid AU OH WU Naltrexane SA *Nandrolone OH Natamycin AU OH Necon (Birth control/estrogen) Nembutal (1) (Barbiturate) *Neuramate (Meprobamate) Nicergoline (Conflicting evidence) AU OH *Nifedipine AU OH WU *Nikethamide AU CAN OH WU Nitrazepam (Benzo) AU OH WU *Nitrofurantoin AU OH Noctec (Chloral hydrate) Nolex (Guaifensin) *Nolvadex (Tamoxifen) AU CAN OH *Noradex (Orphenadrine) Norethin (Birth control) (An Inducer of Cytochrome P-450) *Norflex (Orphenadrine) Norgestrel (Progestin) Norinyl (Birth control) Norlestin (Birth control) Nortripyline (Amitriphyline) *Norplant (Levonorgestrel) Novo-Veramil (Verapamil) AU OH Nova -Alprazol (Benzo) Novobiocin AU OH Novoclopate (Benzo) GD Novodipam (Benzo) GD Novoflupam (Benzo) Novolorazem (Benzo) GD *Novo - Mepro (Meprobamate) Return to the Top

*Octamide (Metroclopramide) Oestrogens (Hormones) *Oflex (Orphenadrine) (This is an Inducer of Cyctochrome P-450) [Omnicef] (Cephalosporin) (Conflicting evidence) Oral Contraceptives *Orphenadrine AU Oxandrolone SA Oxanamide AU OH Oxatomide AU OH [Oxazepam] (Benzo) (Conflicting evidence) AU OH *Oxtripylline Oxybutynin OH Oxycodone AU OH *Oxymetazoline AU OH *Oxymethalone SA *Oxyphenbutazone AU OH Oxytetracycline AU OH Return to the Top

Paraflex (Chloroxazone) Paramethadione AU OH Pargyline AU OH *Pax 400 (Meprobamate) Paxipam (Benzo) GD Pediazole (Sulfonamide) APF *Peganone (Hydantoin) *Pentazocine AU OH WU Pentobarbital (Barbiturate) Peptol (Cimetidine) Perhexiline AU OH *Pergolide (Ergot) Phenacetin AU OH Phenaphen w/ Codeine 2 (Barbiturate) Phenaphen w/ Codeine 3 (Barbiturate) Phenaphen w/ Codeine 4 (Barbiturate) Phenergan (Promethazine) SA

Phenobarital (Barbiturate) (Is an Inducer of Cyctochrome P-450) Phenobaritone (Barbiturate) AU OH *Phenobartbiton (Barbiturate) Pheno-Bella (Barbiturate) Phenoxybenzamine AU OH *Phensuxmide AU OH WU *Phenylbutazone AU OH Phenylhydrazine AU OH *Phenytoin AU CAN OH Phrenillin (Barbiturate) Phrenillin Forte (Barbiturate) *Piperazine (Estrogen) *Piroxicam AU OH *Pivmecillinam AU OH Placidyl (Ethchlorvynol) APF *Plaquenil (Hydroxychloroquine) SA PMS Diazapam (Benzo) PMS Primadone (Primidone) PMS Sulfasalazine (Sulfonamide) PMS Sulfasalazine EC (Sulfonamide) Prazepam (Benzo) (Is an Inducer of Cytochrome P-450) Premarin (Estrogen) *Premphase (Estrogen) *Prempro (Estrogen) Prenylamine AU OH *Prilocine AU OH Prilosec (Omeprazole) SA *Primidone APF *Probate (Meprobate) [Probenecid] (Conflicting evidence) AU OH *Procardia (Calcium channel blocker) Pro-Depo (Progestin) Prodrox (Progestin) *Progestaject (Progestin) *Progesterone APF *Progestilin (Progestin) Progestins/Synthetic APF Progabide AU OH *Progestin APF Proloprim (Trimethoprim)

Promethazine AU OH SA [Propanidid] (Conflicting evidence) AU OH ProSom (Benzo) GD Protrin (Sulfonamide) Provera (Progestin) *Pyrazinamide APF AU OH WA *Pyrazolone APF Pyrrocaine AU OH Return to the Top

Q-gesic (Meprobamate) Quazepam (Benzo) Quinalbarbital (Barbiturate) Quinalbarbitone (Barbiturate) Quinacrine (Known to induce attacks) Return to the Top

Ranitidine SA *Reclomide (Metoclopramide) *Reglan (Metoclopramide) Rela (Carisoprodol) APF [Relafen] (Conflicting evidence) AU OH Relaxadon (Barbiturate) Renedil (Calcium channel blocker) Renoquid (Sulfonamide) Repan (Barbiturate) Restoril (Benzo) Rheumatrex (Methotrexate) *Ridura (Gold Compound) ] Rifampin APF (Is an Inducer of Cytochrome P-450) Ritalin SA Rivotril (Benzo) Robamol (Muscle relaxant) Robaxin (Muscle relaxant) Robaxisal GD

Robaxaxin (Muscle relaxant) Robomol (Muscle relaxant) Roubac (Sulfonamide) Return to the Top

Salazopyrin (Sulfa drug) Salazosulfapyridine (Sulfa drug) Salicylazosulfapyridine (Sulfa drug) Sandimmune (Cyclosporin) Sarisol No. 2 (Barbiturate) S.A.S.-500 (Sulfa drug) S.A.S. Enteric-500 (Sulfa drug) Secobarital (Barbiturate) (Inducer of Cytochrome P-450) Seconal (Barbiturate) *Sedabamate (Metprobamate) Sedapap (Barbiturate) Sedatives APF Septocaine[ ] (Cnflicting evidence) AU OH Septra (Sulfa drug) Septra DS (Sulfa drug) Serax (Benzo) Sertan (Primadone) Sibbelium (Calcium channel blocker) Simvastatin AU OH SMZ-TMP (Sulfonamide) Sodol (Carisoprodol) APF Sodium Aurothiomalate AU OH Sodium Oxybate AU OH *Sodium Stilogluconate [Sodium Valproate] (Conflictig evidence) AU OH Solfoton (Barbiturate) Sollum (Benzo) GD Somnol (Benzo) GD Sopridol (Carisprodol) APF *Soridol (Carisprodol) APF Spaslin (Barbiturate) Spasmolin (Barbiturate) Spasmorphen (Barbiturate)

Spasquid (Barbiturate) *Spironolactone AU OH Stanozolol AU OH Succinimides APF Sulfacytine (Sulfa drug) Sulfadiazine (Sulfa drug) *Sulfadimethoxine (Sulfa drug) *Sulfadimidine (Sulfa drug) *Sulfadoxine (Sulfa drug) *Sulfafurazole (Sulfa drug) *Sulfamerazine (Sulfa drug) *Sulfamethizole (Sulfa drug) Sulfamethoprin (Sulfonamide) APF Sulfamethoprin DS (Sulfonamide) APF *Sulfamethoxazole (Sulfa drug) *Sulfamoxole (Sulfa drug) Sulfaprim (Sulfonamide) Sulfaprim DS (Sulphonamide) *Sulfasalazine (Sulfa drug) AU OH *Sulfathiazole (Sulfa drug) Sulfatrim (Sulfonamide) *Sulfinpurazone (Slfa drug) OH Sulfisoxazole (Sulfa drug) Sulfonamide-antibiotics APF Sulfoxaprim (Sulfa drug) Sulfoxaprim DS (Sulpha drug) Sulmeprim (Sulphonamide) *Sulphacetamide AU OH *Sulphadiazine AU OH *Sulphadimidine AU OH *Sulphadoxine AU OH *Sulphamethoxazole AU OH *Sulphasalazine AU OH *Sulphonylureas AU OH Sulphinpyrazone AU OH Sulphride OH Sulthiame AU OH Sultopride AUI OH Susano (Barbiturate) Return to the Top

T-Quill (Benzo) GD Tagament (Cimetidine) SA Tabutal (Barbiturate) *Tamoxifen AU CAN OH Tecnal (Barbiturate) Tedral (C0ntain barbiturate) Tedral SA (Contains barbiturate) Tedrigen (Contains barbiturate) Teev (Androgen) *Tega-Flex (Orphenadrine) *Tegretol (Carbamazepine) TEH Compound (Contains Hydoxyzine) AU OH Temazepam (Benzo) (Conflicting evidence) Tencet (Barbiturate) T.E.P. (Barbiturate) *Terfenadine AU OH Tes Est Cyp (Androgen / Estrogen) Testa - C (Androgen) Testamone (Androgen) Testaqua (Androgen) Test-Estro Cyplonate (Androgen / Estrogen) Testex (Androgen) Testroderm (Androgen) Testoject - 50 (Androgen) Testoject LA (Androgen) Testred (Androgen) Testred-Cyplonate (Androgen) Testin - PA (Androgen) Theodrine (Barbiturate) Theodrine Pediatric (Barbiturate) Theofed (Barbiturate) Theofedral (Barbiturate) Theomax (Hydroxyzine) *Theophyllline (Some combinations of this drug contain baribiturates) Thiosulfil Forte (Sulfonamide) Tiazac (Calcium channel blocker) Tilidat AU OH

Tinidazole AU OH *Tolazamide (Sulfa drug) AU OH WU *Tolbutamide AU CAN OH WU *Tolinase (Sulfa drug) T-Quil (Benzo) [Tramadol] (Conflicting evidence) *Trancot (Meprobamate) *Tranmep (Meprobamate) Tranquilizers (Classification) (Include Hydroxyzine, Loxapine, Meprobamate, Benzos) APF Tranqulgesic (Meprobamate) *Tranxene (Benzo) Tranxene T-Tab (Benzo) Tranxene - SD (Benzo) Tranylcypromine AU OH Trazodone CAN OH Trazodone HCL AU Triad (Barbiturate) Triapin (Barbiturate) Triavil (Amitripyline) Triazole (Sulfonamide) Triazole DS (Sulfonamide) Tri-Hydroserpine (Hydoxyzine) Tri-Levlen (Birth Control) Trime-thadone (Conflicting evidence) WU Trimeth-Sulfa (Sulfonamide) Trisulfam (Sulfonamide) Trivora (Birth Control) Troxidone OH WU Tuinal (Barbiturate) Two-Dyne (Barbiturate) Tylosterone (Androgen / Estrogen) Return to the Top

*Ultram (Tramadol) Urobak (Sulfonamide) Uroplus DS (Sulfonamide)

Uroplus SS (Sulfonamide) Urotoin (Nitrofurantoin) AU OH Return to the Top

Valergen 40 (Estrogen) Valertest No. 1 (Androgen / Estrogen) Valium (Benzo) Valproate AU OH *Valproic Acid APF Valpromide AU OH Valrelease (Benzo) GD Vantin (Cephalsporin) [Vascor] (Calcium channel blocker) (Conflicting evidence) [Velosef] (Cephalosporin) *Verapamil (Calcium channel blocker) AU OH WU *Verelan (Verapamil) (Calcium channel blocker) Vibutal (Barbiturate) Viloxazine HCI AU OH [Vinblastine] (Conflicting evidence) AU OH [Vincristine] (Conflicting evidence) AU OH *Vistaril (Hydroxyzine) Vivol (Benzo) Return to the Top

Wehgen (Estrogen) Wigraine (Ergot) Winstrol (Androgen) Return to the Top

Xanax (Benzo) GD Return to the Top

Zapex (Benzo) Zebrax (Benzo) Zetran (Benzo) *Zoloft (Carries warning for liver disease patients) Zovia (Birth control) Return to the Top