darvacet & ultracet.are they the same?
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No they are not. They are however both painkillers. They work in different ways to relieve pain though. \n\nDarvocet:\n\npropoxyphene and acetaminophen \nhttp://www.answers.com/darvocet\n\nUltrscet:\n\ntramadol and acetaminophen \nhttp://www.answers.com/ultracet
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one answer:  Off-white capsule shaped tablet imprinted 377 is 50 mg tramadol, an analgesic.\n\n377 is generic Ultram (50 mg tramadol) made by Caraco.\n\n-There's some more if you check my source...
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Adapalene.  No there are no similar products OTC, you could try salacylic acid to dry bumps up though.
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No.\n\nI used to use Veet all the time.\n\nNo reaction.
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Very similar....refer below:\n\nHumibid L.A. Oral......\nGUAIFENESIN/POTASSIUM GUAIACOLSULFONATE - ORAL \n\nEntex Oral.............\nGUAIFENESIN WITH PHENYLEPHRINE AND \nPHENYLPROPANOLAMINE - ORAL
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Diovan is in the family of drugs know as the Sartan drugs or an angiotensin II receptor Blocker. As for other drugs in this class \n- Atacand  \n- Avapro\n- Benicar\n- Cozaar\n-Micardis\n-Tevetan\nUnfortunately None of the drugs in this class are available as a generic as of yet.\nHow ever a drug class that is very similar to this class the ACE inhibitors has a number of generic drugs available. This class of medications usually are more effective that the Ag II inhibitors however, their is one side effect that does bother some people enough that they will be switched to a Ag II inhibitors.  The cough is a dry non-productive cough. Drugs in this class available as generic include:\n- Quinapril\n- Lisinopril\n- Captopril\n- Enalapril\n- Benasapril\n- Fosinopril\nI hope this info helps
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It is baclofen, that is the active ingredient.  The brand name is Lioresal.
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Pills marked Pliva 616 are:\n\nTRAMADOL (Ultram®) is an analgesic that can relieve moderate to moderately severe pain following surgery such as cesarean section, hysterectomy, hip replacement or other bone surgery, and dental surgery. This drug also helps relieve chronic pain associated with cancer, nerve pain, or low-back pain.
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It's spelled tramadol, more information about it here: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/medmaster/a695011.html
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Generic name is fexofenidine
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tt120 sounds more like an experimental drug's name.  For example, when they were testing Vioxx, the arthritis and pain drug made by Merck, it was called MK-0966.  The generic name is rofecoxib.  More information would be needed to know what you're talking about.
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Tramadol is the generic form of Ultram. It is a class 4 narcotic & thus is still able to become habit forming. Lortabs are a different drug, although both are used to teat pain, lortabs do a better job because they are indeed stronger.
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i would stay away from them. mainly because they are not regulated by the FDA so they can give you anything! they could sell you a drug that is expired, recalled, removed from the market, or even one that has the wrong formulation in it. my best advice would be tell the dr what is going on and see if he can give you a different med choice. see if he can get you samples of the pulmicort. if none of that works, try the company that makes the drug. most of them have a website that you can use. and a lot of them offer discount cards if you do not have insurance.
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this is not astra zenica website, but this link is the drug assitance page from their website, good luck
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Doesn't seem to be:\n\n"Today, despite a reputation for broad spectrum activity, sulfa-based medications are often ineffective because many organisms have developed resistance to sulfa drugs. In these cases, other acceptable preparations include gentamicin, tobramicin, erythromicin and neomycin, polymyxin B and bacitracin, prescribed BID/QID in either ointment or drop form."\n\nHope this clears things up for you. If you are still unsure, check again with your doctor and / or pharmacist!!
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http://www.drugs.com/pulmicort.html\nNo, yes.
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Yes, try Nasutra.  Works the first time, every time!