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Table of Contents
PAIN MANAGEMENT........................................................................................................................................... 5
ANALGESIC, ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AND ANTI- PYRETIC DRUGS ............................................................................................. 5
ANALGESIC AND ANTIPYRETICS ...................................................................................................................................... 7
OPIOID ANALGESICS .................................................................................................................................................... 7
MIGRAINE DRUGS ...................................................................................................................................................... 8
SKELETAL MUSCLE RELAXANTS ...................................................................................................................................... 8
ANTI-CONVULSANTS ........................................................................................................................................... 9
ANTI-PARKINSON’S DRUGS ................................................................................................................................ 10
BRAIN DISORDERS ............................................................................................................................................ 10
ANTICOAGULANTS ............................................................................................................................................ 14
ANTIPLATELETS ....................................................................................................................................................... 15
CAPILLARY STABILIZING DRUGS ............................................................................................................................ 15
ANTI-ARRHYTHMIC DRUGS ................................................................................................................................. 16
ANTI-ANGINA DRUGS ........................................................................................................................................ 16
ANTI-HYPOTENSIVES ......................................................................................................................................... 17
ANTI-HYPERTENSIVES........................................................................................................................................ 18
LIPID REGULATORY AGENTS ................................................................................................................................ 24
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ANTIBIOTICS ........................................................................................................................................................ 49
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NSAID
(Selective COX 2
Inhibitor)
Meloxicam Mobic® Anticox II®
Lornoxicam Xefo®
NSAID
(Nonselective Ibuprofen Brufen® Marcofen®
COX inhibitor)
® ® ®
Ketoprofen Ketofan Profenid Bi-Profenid
(150mg)
Ibuprofen + Megafen
Combination
Paracetamol
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Anuva®
® ®
Indomethacin Indocid Indomethacin
®
Metamizole = Novalgin Oblong *
Dipyrone
Hints:
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-profen, -fenac, -oxicam = NSAID's
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Paracetamol
Excedrin® Markadel®
ASA +
Caffeine +
Paracetamol
Cevamol® (eff.)
Paracetamol
+ Vit. C
Opioid analgesics
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Similar Product Names
Constituents Dispensed
Tramadol® Trama SR®
Tamol®
Tramadol HCl Ultradol®
μ-opioid
Receptor agonist
& NE,5-HT-
modulator
Imigran® Sumagrai®n
Sumatriptan
succinate
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Migraine drugs
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product
Constituents Names
®
No-Migrain
Ergotamine+
Caffeine +
paracetamol+
Domperidone
combination
®
Migranil (Nile Company) prescribed medication only
Ergotamine +
Caffeine +
Memprobamate
+analagin
5HT-1 Receptor
Tizanidine
agonist
Chlorzoxazone
+ Ibuprofen
®
Flexofan
Chlorzoxazone
+ Ketoprofen
Dantrelax®
Dantrolene
Skeletal muscle
sodium +
relaxant
Paracetamol
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Anti-convulsants
Pharmacology Active Constituents Most Frequently Similar Product Names
Dispensed
® ®
Phenytoin Ipantin Phenytoin
Phenytoin
®
Valeproate sodium Depakine
Valproic acid
Anticonvulsant,
Miscellaneous
Anticonvulsant, Conventin®
Miscellaneous
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Anti-parkinson’s Drugs
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently SimilarProduct
Constituents Dispensed Names
®
Dopamine Levodopa + Sinemet
Precursor Carbidopa
Brain Disorders
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product Names
Constituents
Peripheral Vasodilator Vincamine Oxybral®
increasing cerebral
blood circulation
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Intermediate acting
Alprazolam
BDZ
®
Neuril/ valinil® Valpam
Calmepam® Lexotanil
®
Intermediate-
Bromazepam
short acting BDZ
Apetryl®* Amotril®
Long
Clonazepam
acting BDZ
Dormicum®
Short acting
midazolam
BDZ
Kava®
*Table2
Hints:
-bital= barbiturate
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-zepam, -zolam = BDZ
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Anti-depressants
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product
Constituents Names
Clomipramine Anafronil®
HCl
TCA
Nortriptyline Motival®
10.0 mg +
Fluphenazine
Selective serotonin
reuptake inhibitors
(SSRI)
®
5-HT & NE reuptake Venlafaxine HCl Efexor
inhibitor (SNRI)
Hints: 12
-tyline, -pramine = TCA
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Anti-psychotics
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product Names
Constituents
®
Sulpiride Dogmatil
Typical
(selective
postsynaptic
D2-receptors
antagonist)
®
Clozapine Leponex® Clozapex *
Atypical
(DA&5-HT
receptor
agonist)
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Drugs for Cardiovascular Disorders
Anticoagulants
Pharmacology Active Constituents Most Frequently Similar Product Names
Dispensed
heparin Calcium Calheparine®
Heparins
®
Low Molecular Weight Tinzaparin Innohep
®
Heparin Nadroparin Fraxiparine
Fibrinolytic Enzymes
Inhibits Vit K-
dependent clotting
factors
Hints:
Antiplatelets
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product Names
Constituents
® ®
NSAID(COX Acetyl Aspocid Infant Aspirin
inhibitor) Salicylate
® ®, ®
ADP receptor Clopidogrel Plavix Stroka Mtogrel
blocker
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Anti-arrhythmic drugs
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product Names
Constituents
Positive inotropic Digoxin Lanoxin®
effect
+ +
( Na /K ATPase
pump inhibitor)
®
K+ channel blocker Amiodarone Cordarone
(ClassIII)
Anti-angina drugs
Pharmacology Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product Names Active
Constituents
Nitromack® Nitroderm® (patchs) Nitroglycerin
® ®
Effox Monomack Isosorbide
mononitrate
® ®
3-KAT inhibitor* Vastarel Metacardia Trimetazidine
(Ketoacyl CoA di-HCl
thiolase)
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Anti-Hypotensives
Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product Names
Pharmacology
Constituents
Vasoconstrictor
Alpha/Beta Agonist
The mechanism of
heptaminol's therapeutic
Heptaminol Corasore®
actions is not well understood
although it has been suggested
to affect catecholamine release
or calcium metabolism.
Read more at
http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/medical/heptaminol.htm?ktrack=kcplink
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Anti-Hypertensives
Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product Names
Pharmacology
Constituents
® ®
Atenolol Tenormin Blokium
Selective β1-Blocker
® ® ®
Bisoprolol Concor , concor Cor Bisocard
Metoprolol Betaloc®
® ® ®
Carvedilol Dilatrol Cardilol , Dilatrend
Hints:
-olol = β Bloker
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Pharmacology
Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product Names
Constituents
® ®
Atenolol + Tenoretic Blokium Diu
Chlorthalidone
Tenedone®
Hydrochlorothiazide Lodoz®
Carvedilol + Co-Dilatrol®
hydrochlorothiazide
Hints:
-olol = β Bloker
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Aldactone® Spironolactone®
(Aldosterone
Potassium-
antagonist)
diuretics
sparing
Spironolactone
Spironolactone + Aldactazide®
Hydrochlorothiazide
Diuretic Combination
Spironolactone + Lasilactone®
Furosemide
Hints:
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Pharmacology
Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product Names
Constituents
Captopril Capoten® ®
Lotensine , hypopress
®
Captopril+ Capozide®
Hydrochlorothiazide
ACE-I
Ramipril Tritace®
Enalapril + Ezapril-Co®
hydrochlorothiazide
Combination
Hints: 21
-pril = ACEI
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Candesartan Atacand
Cilexetil
ARB
Hints:
-sartan = ARB's
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Diltiazem HCl
blocker
®
Isoptin
Verapamil
Amlodipine
besylate
Epilat® Adalat®
Nifedipine
Minipress®
blocker
Alpa-
Prazosin HCl
company)
Centrally
agonist
Methyl dopa
*DHP: Dihydropyridine
Hints:
-zocin = α Bloker
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Fibrates Fenofibrate
® ®
Lipitor Ator
Atorvastatin
Zocor
®
Simvastat®
Simvastatin
Lescol XL®
Statins
(HMG CO-A
reductase Inhibitor) Fluvastatin
Lipostat®
Pravastatin
Crestor® Rosuvast®
Rosuvastatin
Hints:
Combination
Bile acid
sequestrants
12s(eg)
Other
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Respiratory Disorders
Asthma Preventers
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product
Constituents Names
Fluticasone Flixotide®
propionate
Inhaled corticosteroids
Salmeterol Serevent®
xinafoate
Steroid inhalers:
Hints: Usually brown
and orange in color.
-onide= Corticosteroids Some examples are
Pulmicort and Flixotide.
-terol = β-agonist
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(B) Salmeterol +
Fluticasone
Kast®
Clear Air®
Theophylline SR®
New combination
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Red& purple inhalers.
Examples are Symbicort
and Seretide.
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Salbutamol/ Ventolin®
Albuterol
Inhaled short-acting
beta2 agonist
Terbutaline Bricanyl®
sulphate
Iptrotropium Atrovent®
Anticholinergic/ anti-muscarinics
bromide
Tiotropium Spiriva®
bromide
Prednisone Hostacortin®
oral steroids
prednisolone Hostacortin H®
Hints:
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Ranitidine Zantac Aciloc
H2 Receptors blockers
® ®
Famotidine Antodine/ Famotak Servipep/ Peptec
Esomeprazole Nexium®
Proton-pump inhibitors
® ®
Pantoprazole Controloc Pantoloc
Hints:
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Doxycycline
Anti-protozoa drugs
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product
Constituents Names
Imidazole derivatives Metronidazole Flagyl® Amrizole®
Hints:
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Antispasmodics
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product Names
Constituents
® ®
Hyoscine-N- Buscopan Spasmocin
Butylbromide
Anticholinergic
agent, Hyoscine-N- Buscopan Compositum® Spascolon®
Scopolamine Butylbromide +
Derivatives Dipyrone
®
Anticholinergic Dicyclomine Spasmorest
agent HCl
® ®
tiemonium Visceralgine Viscera
methyl sulphate
Antimuscarinic
agent
®
Camylofin + Spasmo Pyralgin M
Analgin
®
5-HT3 Trimebutine Gast-Reg Debridat®
Receptor maleate
antagonist
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Mosapride Fluxopride
Prokinitic
Anti-emetics
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product Names
Constituents
®
Metoclopramide HCl Primperan
Dopamine
antagonist Domperidone Motilium® Motinorm®
®
Selective 5-HT3 Ondansetron HCl Zofran® Emerest
Receptor antagonist
Hints:
Anti-vertigo Drugs
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Similar Product Names
Constituents Dispensed
® ®
Betahistine Betaserc Verserc
Histamine H3
agonist
Cinnarizine Stugeron®
Anti- Histamine
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Flavonoids
(hepatoprotective)
Gallstone
Dissolution
Agent
Hepatoprotecti
ve
Combination
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Oral nitrofuran
Antibiotic
Tiliquinol + Intetrix®
Tilbroquinol
Anti-infective
Laxatives
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product Names
Constituents
(A) Bisacodyl (A) Abilaxine® (B) MinaLax®
(B) Bisacodyl +
Dioctyl Sodium
Sulphosucci-nate
Stimulant
Sodium Picolax® Laxeol-PI®
Laxative
Picosulphate
® ®
Plantago Biolax Plantago
Bulk- forming
Laxative
Ca Polycarbophil Evaculax®
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Anti hemorrhoids
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Similar Product Names
Constituents Dispensed
® ®
Local anesthetic, Cinchocaine + Proctosedyl Sediproct
hydrocortisone +
Anti- Framycetine +
inflammatory, Aesculoside
Anti-puritic &
Anti-spasmodic
Hydrocortisone Procto-4®
Framycetin
Esculin
Bismuth
subgallate
Tribenoside + Proctoglyvenol®
lidocaine
vasoprotective +
Local Anesthetic;
Hints:
-caine = lidocaine
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Anti-dyspepsia drugs:
Digestive enzymes
Neo-Digestin®
Papain + Sanzyme +
Pepsin
Nutrizym®
Pancreatin + Ox-bile +
Proteolytic enzyme
Bromelin
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Antacid Rennie®
Magnesium carbonate +
Ca+ Carbonate.
®
Maalox Plus
Epicogel®
®
Activated Charcoal Eucarbon
Activated Charcoal +
Senna + Carbon +
Rhubarb + peppermint
oil + sulpher+ fennel oil
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Calcitonin
Bisphosphonate
Derivative Risedronate Sodium Actonel®
Hints:
-dronate = Bisphosphonate
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Anti-Hyperuricemia drugs
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar
Constituents Product
Names
Allopurinol Zyloric® No Uric®
Xanthine
Oxidase
Inhibitor
® ®
piperazine + Urosolvine Urivin
colchicine+atropine+
sodium citrate
Uricosuric
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Gliclazide Diamicron®
Sulfonylurea
(1st Generation)
(2nd Generation)
Sulfonylurea
(2nd Generation)
Meglitinides
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Biguanide:
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product Names
Constituents
Biguanide
Insulin sensitizers:
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Similar Product Names
Constituents Dispensed
Thiazolidinedione
(Insulin sensitizer)
Hints:
-glitazone = Thiazolidinedione
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α Glycosidase Inhibitors
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar
Constituents Product
Names
New Hypoglycemics
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product
Constituent Names
s
Hints:
-gliptin = DPP-4 enzyme inhibitor
Combinations:
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product
Constituents Names
Glucovance® Glimet®
Glibenclamide +
Metformin
Sulfonylurea (2nd)+
biguanide
®
Diavance
Glypuride +
Metformin
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Insulin
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Similar Product Names
Constituents Dispensed
® ®
insulin isophan Insulatard Humulin N
(NPH insulin)
Intermediate-
Acting Insulin
Long acting
(Glargine)
Combination
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(L-thyroxine)
Anti-
hypothyroidism
Anti-
®
hyperthyroidism Propylthiouracil Thyrocil
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Terazosin Itrin®
α- blocker
Hints:
-afil = α-blocker
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Phosphodiesterase-
5-Inhibitor Tadalafil Cialis® Snafi®
Hints:
-afil = Phosphodiesterase-5-Inhibitor
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??? Halphabarol
Urosolvine® UR-AID®
Atropine Sulphate
+ Colchicine +
Combination Piperazine
Rowatinex® Urinex®
Betacamphene+fe
nchone+pinene,
anethol, borneol,
camphene, cineol,
olive oil
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Antibiotics
Cell wall Synthesis Inhibitors
β-Lactams
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product
Constituents Names
Retarpen® Penicillin G Sodium®
Benzyl penicillin
Phenoxymethyl Ospen®
penicillin
®
Ampiclox
Ampicillin +
Penicillins
Cloxacillin
Unasyn® Unictam®
Sulbactam +
Ampicillin
Amoxil® Hiconcil®
Amoxicillin
Hints:
-cillin= β-lactam
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Amoxicillin + Clavulanic
acid
combination
Penicillins
®
Flumox® Flucamox
Amoxicillin + flucloxacillin
Ceporex® Keflex®
Cephalexin
Cephalosporins
1 Generation
Duricef ® Curisafe®
Cefadroxil
st
Velosef ® Fortecef ®
Cephradine
Hints:
Ceph- = first generation Cephalosporins
except Cefazolin
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Cefaclor
®
Zinnat
Cefuroxime
Cefoperazone
Claforan® Cefotax®
Cephalosporins
3rd Generation
Cefotaxime
Ceftriaxone
Hints:
Cef- = Cephalosporin
-fa-, -fam-, -fox-, -tea-, -fur- = 2nd Generation Cephalosporin's
Exceptions : cefmetazole , cefonicid , cefprozil , loracarbef
Tri or t = 3rd Generation cephalosporin's (parental preparations)
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Ceftazidime Fortum
®
Cefzim®
rd
3
Generatio
n
Cefpodoxi Orelox®
Cephalosporins
Cefdinir Omnicef ®
4th
generati
on
Others
Pharmacology Active Constituents Most Frequently Similar Product Names
Dispensed
Others Vancomycin Vancomycin® Vancocin®
linezolid Averozolid 600®
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Doxycycline Doxymycin Farcodoxin
(Pharco company)
Zithrocan®
Macrolides
Clarithromycin Klacid®
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Miphenicol® (Misr
Chloramphenico Company)
l
Chloramphenicol Cidocetine
Hints:
-cycline : tetracycline
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Noracin Kiroll Tarivid
ofloxacin
Hints:
-floxacin : Quinolones
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Anti-metabolites
Pharmacology Active constituents Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product Names
®
Folic acid Sulphamethoxazole Septrin- D.S. Sutrim forte®
synthesis + trimethoprim
inhibitors (TMP + SMZ)
Anti-tubercular drugs
Pharmacol Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product Names
ogy constituents
Rifampicin Rimactane®
(Rifampin)
®
Rifampicin Rimactazid Rifam plus®
+Isoniazid
Streptomycin Streptomycin
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Miscellaneous Drugs
Ophthalmic Preparations
Therapeutic Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product
Class Constituents Names
Adrenergic Tetrahydrozoline Visine® Occuzoline®
Agonist Agent
Decongestant
and
Antihistaminic
Eye Drops
® ®
Aminoglycosides Tobramycin Tobrex Tobralex
Antibacterial
Eye Drops
Preparations
for Dryness
of the Eye Carboxymethylcellulose Refresh plus®* Refresh tears®
® ®
Corticosteroid Prednisolone Pred forte Echonopred Plus ,
®
Acetate solupred
Drops for Eye
Allergy and
Inflammation
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Nasal Preparations
Therapeutic Pharmacology Active Most Similar Product
Class Constituents Frequently Names
Dispensed
Fluticasone Flixonase® Ticanase®
Propionate
Decongestant
® ®
Sod. Nasotal Nazocrom
Cromoglycate
Mast cell
stabilizer
chimpchimp
Hints:
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Systemic nasal Non sedating Loratadine Clarinase® Decongess-L
congestion antihistaminic micronised
+ +
decongestant Pseudoephe
drine
Anti-allergy
Pharmacology Active Constituents Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product Names
®
Loratadine Claritine® Mosedin
Desloratadine Aerius®
Histamine
H1
Antagonist
Smoking cessation:
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Corticosteroids
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product
Constituents Names
®
Corticosteroid Hydrocortisone Solu cortef (Vial)
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Vitamins
Pharmacology Active Most Frequently Dispensed Similar Product Names
Constituents
® ®
Vit B1 Neurovit Neurobion
(Thiamine)
Hydrochloride+
Vit B12
(Cyanocobalami
n)+
Vitamin B Vit B6 (Pyridoxine
Supplement HCl)
Vitamin B12
Vitamin B
Supplements
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