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Index B Alphabetical List of Pharmaceutical Product Names INDEX B ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCT NAMES PRODUCT NAME Page PRODUCT NAME Page 292 97 ACYCLOVIR 17 3TC (EDS) 14 ACYCLOVIR 17 5-AMINOSALICYLIC ACID (MESALAMINE) 170 " 18 ABACAVIR SO4 13 ADALAT XL 57 ABACAVIR SO4/LAMIVUDINE 13 ADALIMUMAB 220 ABACAVIR SO4/LAMIVUDINE/ZIDOVUDINE 13 ADAPALENE 206 ABATACEPT 220 ADCIRCA (EDS) 89 ABILIFY (EDS) 123 ADEFOVIR DIPIVOXIL 18 ACARBOSE 187 ADHESIVE WIPES (EDS) 239 ACCEL PIOGLITAZONE (EDS) 190 ADVAGRAF (EDS) 231 ACCEL TOPIRAMATE 112 ADVAIR (EDS) 33 ACCEL-CITALOPRAM 114 ADVAIR DISKUS (EDS) 33 ACCOLATE (EDS) 232 AGGRENOX (EDS) 87 ACCU-CHEK 1 MINI (EDS) 238 AGRYLIN 221 ACCU-CHEK 2 MINI (EDS) 238 AIROMIR 32 ACCU-CHEK ADVANTAGE 142 ALCOHOL PREP 234 ACCU-CHEK AVIVA 142 ALCOHOL SWAB 234 ACCU-CHEK COMPACT 142 ALDACTAZIDE-25 82 ACCU-CHEK FASTCLIX MOBILE 234 ALDACTAZIDE-50 82 ACCU-CHEK LINKASSIST (EDS) 239 ALDACTONE 148 ACCU-CHEK MOBILE 142 ALDARA (EDS) 209 ACCU-CHEK MULTICLIX 234 ALENDRONATE (EDS) 220 ACCU-CHEK RAPID D (EDS) 236 ALENDRONATE SODIUM 220 " 237 ALENDRONATE SODIUM (EDS) 220 " 238 ALENDRONATE SODIUM/VITAMIN D3 ACCU-CHEK SPIRIT (EDS) 236 (CHOLECALCIFEROL) 220 ACCU-CHEK TENDER 1 (EDS) 238 ALERTEC (EDS) 133 " 239 ALESSE 181 ACCU-CHEK TENDER 2 (EDS) 238 ALFACALCIDOL 217 " 239 ALFUZOSIN 220 ACCU-CHEK ULTRAFLEX 1 (EDS) 237 ALGLUCOSIDASE ALFA 221 " 238 ALLOPURINOL 221 ACCU-CHEK ULTRAFLEX 2 (EDS) 237 ALMOTRIPTAN MALATE 33 " 238 ALOMIDE 158 ACCUPRIL 79 ALPHAGAN 157 ACCURETIC 80 ALPHAGAN P 157 ACCUTANE 209 ALPRAZOLAM 134 ACCUTREND 142 ALPRAZOLAM 134 ACEBUTOLOL 48 ALTACE 80 ACEBUTOLOL HCL 48 " 81 " 67 ALTACE HCT 81 ACENOCOUMAROL 40 ALUMINUM ACETATE/ ACETAMINOPHEN/CAFFEINE/CODEINE 97 BENZETHONIUM CHLORIDE 153 ACETAMINOPHEN/CODEINE 97 " 206 ACETAZOLAMIDE 146 ALVESCO 176 " 156 AMANTADINE 12 ACETAZOLAMIDE 156 AMBRISENTAN 87 ACETYLCYSTEINE 150 AMCINONIDE 201 ACETYLCYSTEINE INJECTION 150 AMERGE (EDS) 34 ACETYLCYSTEINE SOLUTION 150 AMILORIDE HCL 148 ACETYLSALICYLIC ACID 92 AMILORIDE HCL/ ACETYLSALICYLIC ACID/CAFFEINE/CODEINE 97 HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE 67 ACITRETIN 208 AMIODARONE 48 ACLASTA (EDS) 232 AMIODARONE 48 ACTEMRA (EDS) 232 AMITRIPTYLINE 113 ACTONEL (EDS) 230 AMLODIPINE 49 ACTOS (EDS) 190 AMLODIPINE BESYLATE 49 ACULAR (EDS) 154 306 PRODUCT NAME Page PRODUCT NAME Page AMLODIPINE BESYLATE/ATORVASTATIN CALCIUM 50 APO-CILAZAPRIL/HCTZ 70 AMLODIPINE-ODAN 49 APO-CIMETIDINE 165 AMOXICILLIN 8 APO-CIPROFLOX (EDS) 20 " 9 APO-CITALOPRAM 114 AMOXICILLIN (AMOXYCILLIN) 8 APO-CLARITHROMYCIN (EDS) 7 AMOXICILLIN LS 9 APO-CLINDAMYCIN 11 AMOXICILLIN TRIHYDRATE/ APO-CLOBAZAM 107 POTASSIUM CLAVULANATE 9 APO-CLOMIPRAMINE 115 AMPICILLIN 10 APO-CLONAZEPAM 105 ANAFRANIL 115 APO-CLONIDINE 70 ANAGRELIDE HCL 221 APO-CLOPIDOGREL (EDS) 45 ANAKINRA 221 APO-CLORAZEPATE 135 ANDRIOL 179 APO-CLOZAPINE (EDS) 123 ANDROCUR (EDS) 26 APO-CYCLOBENZAPRINE (EDS) 37 ANIMAS CARTRIDGE (EDS) 236 APO-DESIPRAMINE 115 ANTHRAFORTE-1 208 APO-DESMOPRESSIN (EDS) 193 ANTHRAFORTE-2 208 APO-DEXAMETHASONE 177 ANTHRANOL 208 APO-DIAZEPAM 135 ANTHRASCALP 208 APO-DICLO 92 APIDRA (EDS) 187 APO-DICLO SR 92 APIDRA SOLOSTAR (EDS) 187 " 93 APO-ACEBUTOLOL 48 APO-DIFLUNISAL 93 APO-ACYCLOVIR 17 APO-DILTIAZ 52 " 18 APO-DILTIAZ CD 53 APO-ALENDRONATE (EDS) 220 " 54 APO-ALFUZOSIN 220 APO-DILTIAZEM TZ 53 APO-ALPRAZ 134 " 54 APO-AMILZIDE 67 APO-DIMENHYDRINATE 164 APO-AMIODARONE 48 APO-DIVALPROEX 108 APO-AMLODIPINE 49 APO-DOMPERIDONE 165 APO-AMOX CLAV (EDS) 9 APO-DOXAZOSIN 71 APO-AMOXI 8 APO-DOXEPIN 115 " 9 APO-DOXY 10 APO-AMOXI CLAV (EDS) 9 APO-ENALAPRIL 71 APO-ATENIDONE 68 " 72 APO-ATENOL 50 APO-ENALAPRIL/HCTZ 72 " 51 APO-FAMCICLOVIR 18 APO-ATORVASTATIN 60 APO-FAMOTIDINE 165 " 61 " 166 APO-AZATHIOPRINE 222 APO-FENO-MICRO 62 APO-AZITHROMYCIN (EDS) 6 APO-FINASTERIDE 224 APO-BACLOFEN 36 APO-FLUCONAZOLE 3 APO-BECLOMETHASONE 153 APO-FLUCONAZOLE (EDS) 3 APO-BENAZEPRIL 68 APO-FLUNISOLIDE 154 APO-BISOPROLOL 51 APO-FLUOXETINE 116 APO-BRIMONIDINE 157 APO-FLUPHENAZINE 124 APO-BRIMONIDINE P 157 APO-FLURAZEPAM 135 APO-BROMAZEPAM 134 APO-FLURBIPROFEN 93 APO-BROMOCRIPTINE 222 APO-FLUTICASONE 154 APO-BUSPIRONE 137 APO-FLUVOXAMINE 116 APO-CALCITONIN (EDS) 192 " 117 APO-CANDESARTAN 68 APO-FOLIC 216 " 69 APO-FOSINOPRIL 73 APO-CAPTO 69 APO-FUROSEMIDE 147 APO-CARBAMAZEPINE 107 APO-GABAPENTIN 108 APO-CARVEDILOL (EDS) 51 " 109 " 52 APO-GEMFIBROZIL 62 APO-CEFPROZIL (EDS) 5 APO-GLYBURIDE 188 APO-CEFUROXIME (EDS) 5 APO-HALOPERIDOL 124 APO-CEPHALEX 6 APO-HYDRALAZINE 73 APO-CHLORDIAZEPOXIDE 135 APO-HYDRO 147 APO-CHLORPROPAMIDE 187 APO-HYDROMORPHONE 98 APO-CILAZAPRIL 70 " 99 307 PRODUCT NAME Page PRODUCT NAME Page APO-HYDROXYQUINE 19 APO-OLANZAPINE ODT (EDS) 126 APO-HYDROXYZINE 137 APO-OMEPRAZOLE (EDS) 167 APO-IBUPROFEN 94 APO-ORCIPRENALINE 32 APO-INDAPAMIDE 148 APO-OXAZEPAM 136 APO-IPRAVENT 30 APO-OXCARBAZEPINE (EDS) 111 APO-ISMN 88 APO-OXYBUTYNIN 212 APO-K 146 APO-PANTOPRAZOLE (EDS) 168 APO-KETOCONAZOLE (EDS) 3 APO-PAROXETINE 119 APO-KETOROLAC (EDS) 154 APO-PENTOXIFYLLINE SR 45 APO-LACTULOSE (EDS) 162 APO-PEN-VK 10 APO-LAMOTRIGINE 110 APO-PIMOZIDE 127 APO-LANSOPRAZOLE (EDS) 166 APO-PINDOL 57 APO-LATANOPROST 158 APO-PIOGLITAZONE (EDS) 190 APO-LEFLUNOMIDE (EDS) 226 APO-PIROXICAM 96 APO-LEVETIRACETAM 110 APO-PRAMIPEXOLE 139 " 111 " 140 APO-LEVOCARB 138 APO-PRAVASTATIN 63 APO-LEVOFLOXACIN (EDS) 21 " 64 APO-LISINOPRIL 75 APO-PRAZO 79 " 76 APO-PREDNISONE 178 APO-LISINOPRIL/HCTZ 76 APO-PROCHLORAZINE 127 APO-LITHIUM CARBONATE 138 APO-PROPAFENONE 58 APO-LOPERAMIDE 162 APO-PROPRANOLOL 58 APO-LORAZEPAM 136 APO-QUETIAPINE 128 APO-LOSARTAN 77 APO-QUININE 19 APO-LOSARTAN/HCTZ 77 APO-RABEPRAZOLE (EDS) 168 APO-LOVASTATIN 63 APO-RALOXIFENE (EDS) 184 APO-MEDROXY 194 APO-RAMIPRIL 80 APO-MEGESTROL (EDS) 26 " 81 APO-MELOXICAM (EDS) 95 APO-RANITIDINE 169 APO-METFORMIN 189 APO-REPAGLINIDE (EDS) 191 APO-METHOPRAZINE 137 APO-RISEDRONATE (EDS) 230 APO-METHOTREXATE 209 APO-RISPERIDONE 129 APO-METHYLPHENIDATE 133 " 130 APO-METHYLPHENIDATE SR 133 " 131 APO-METOCLOP 166 APO-RIVASTIGMINE (EDS) 29 APO-METOPROLOL 55 APO-ROPINIROLE 140 " 56 APO-ROSUVASTATIN 64 APO-METOPROLOL SR 56 " 65 APO-METOPROLOL-TYPE L 55 APO-SALVENT 32 " 56 APO-SALVENT CFC FREE 32 APO-MIDODRINE (EDS) 32 APO-SELEGILINE (EDS) 140 APO-MINOCYCLINE (EDS) 10 APO-SERTRALINE 120 " 11 APO-SIMVASTATIN 65 APO-MIRTAZAPINE 117 " 66 " 118 " 67 APO-MISOPROSTOL 166 APO-SOTALOL 59 APO-MOCLOBEMIDE 118 APO-SUCRALFATE 169 APO-MONTELUKAST (EDS) 226 APO-SULFATRIM 23 " 227 APO-SULFATRIM DS 23 APO-MYCOPHENOLATE (EDS) 227 APO-SULFINPYRAZONE 148 APO-NABUMETONE (EDS) 95 APO-SULIN 96 APO-NADOL 56 APO-SUMATRIPTAN (EDS) 35 APO-NAPROXEN 95 APO-TAMSULOSIN CR 231 " 96 APO-TEMAZEPAM 136 APO-NIFED 57 APO-TERAZOSIN 83 APO-NITRAZEPAM 105 APO-TERBINAFINE 4 APO-NIZATIDINE 167 APO-THEO-LA 213 APO-NORFLOX (EDS) 21 APO-TIAPROFENIC 96 APO-NORTRIPTYLINE 118 APO-TICLOPIDINE (EDS) 45 APO-OFLOXACIN (EDS) 153 APO-TIMOL 59 APO-OLANZAPINE (EDS) 125 APO-TIMOP 159 " 126 APO-TIMOP GEL 159 308 PRODUCT NAME Page PRODUCT NAME Page APO-TIZANIDINE (EDS) 37 AURO-LEVETRICETAM 111 APO-TOPIRAMATE 112 AURO-MIRTAZAPINE OD 117 APO-TRAZODONE 121 " 118 APO-TRIAZIDE 84 AURO-NEVIRAPINE (EDS) 13 APO-TRIAZO 136 AURO-TERBINAFINE 4 APO-VALACYCLOVIR 18 AURO-TOPIRAMATE 112 APO-VALPROIC 112 AVA-AMIODARONE 48 " 113 AVA-AZITHROMYCIN (EDS) 6 APO-VALSARTAN 84 " 7 " 85 AVA-BUPROPION SR 113 APO-VALSARTAN/HCTZ 85 AVA-CLARITHROMYCIN (EDS) 7 " 86 AVA-DOMPERIDONE 165 APO-VASARTAN/HCTZ 86 AVA-FAMCICLOVIR 18 APO-VENLAFAXINE XR 122 AVA-FUROSEMIDE 147 APO-VERAP 86 AVA-GLYBURIDE 188 APO-VERAP SR 86 AVA-LEVOFLOXACIN (EDS) 21 APO-WARFARIN 42 AVALIDE 74 " 43 " 75 APO-ZIDOVUDINE (EDS) 14 AVA-MELOXICAM (EDS) 95 APO-ZOLMITRIPTAN (EDS) 36 AVA-METFORMIN 189 APRACLONIDINE HCL 157 AVA-MIRTAZAPINE 117 APRI 180 AVANDAMET (EDS) 191 APTIVUS (EDS) 16 AVANDIA (EDS) 191 ARANESP (EDS) 44 AVA-PANTOPRAZOLE (EDS) 168 ARAVA (EDS) 226 AVA-PIOGLITAZONE (EDS) 190 AREDIA (EDS) 228 AVA-PRAMIPEXOLE 139 ARICEPT (EDS) 28 " 140 ARIPIPRAZOLE 123 AVAPRO 74 ARISTOCORT R 205 AVA-RAMIPRIL 80 ARISTOSPAN (EDS) 179 " 81 ARTHROTEC 93 AVA-RISPERIDONE 129 ARTHROTEC 75 93 " 130 ASACOL 170 " 131 ASACOL 800 170 AVA-SOTALOL 59 ATACAND 68 AVA-SUMATRIPTAN (EDS) 35 " 69 AVA-TAMSULOSIN CR 231 ATACAND PLUS 69 AVA-VALSARTAN 84 ATARAX 137 " 85 ATASOL-15 97 AVA-VALSARTAN HCT 85 ATASOL-30 97 " 86 ATAZANAVIR SO4 15 AVELOX (EDS) 21 ATENOLOL 50 AVENTYL 118 " 67 AVIANE 181 ATENOLOL/CHLORTHALIDONE 68 AVODART 223 ATIVAN 136 AVONEX (EDS) 225 ATOMOXETINE HCL 221 AVONEX PS/PEN (EDS) 225 ATORVASTATIN 60 AXERT (EDS) 33 " 61 AXID 167 ATORVASTATIN CALCIUM 60 AZARGA 157 ATOVAQUONE 22 AZATHIOPRINE 222 ATRIPLA (EDS) 13 AZATHIOPRINE 222 ATROPINE SO4 156 AZELAIC ACID 208 ATROVENT HFA 30 AZILECT 229 ATROVENT NASAL SPRAY 158 AZITHROMYCIN 6 AURANOFIN 172 AZITHROMYCIN (EDS) 6 AURO-CEFPROZIL (EDS) 5 " 7 AURO-CEFUROXIME (EDS) 5 AZOPT 156 AURO-CITALOPRAM 114 AZTREONAM 11 AURO-CYCLOBENZAPRINE (EDS) 37 BACLOFEN 36 AURO-GABAPENTIN 108 BACLOFEN 36 " 109 BACTROBAN 198 AURO-LEVETIRACETAM 110 BARACLUDE (EDS) 18 " 111 BD ALCOHOL SWAB 234 309 PRODUCT NAME Page PRODUCT NAME Page BD ULTRA FINE 12.7MM 234 BOTOX (EDS) 222 BD ULTRA FINE II LANCET 234 BOTULINUM TOXIN TYPE A 222 BD ULTRA FINE-29G 235 BREEZE 2 142 BD ULTRAFINE 11 1/2 U 31G 235 BREVICON 181 BD ULTRAFINE 11 1/2U 30G 235 BREVICON 1/35 181 BD ULTRAFINE 33 234 BRICANYL TURBUHALER 33 BD ULTRAFINE 5MM 8MM 235 BRILINTA (EDS) 45 BD ULTRAFINE II SHORT-30G 236 BRIMONIDINE TARTRATE 157 BD ULTRA-FINE NANO 235 BRIMONIDINE TARTRATE/TIMOLOL MALEATE 157 BD ULTRAFINE-29G 236 BRINZOLAMIDE 156 BECLOMETHASONE DIPROPIONATE 153 BRINZOLAMIDE/TIMOLOL MALEATE 157 " 176 BROMAZEPAM 134 " 201 BROMOCRIPTINE MESYLATE 222 BENAZEPRIL 68 BUDESONIDE 153 BENAZEPRIL HCL 68 " 165 BENTYLOL 30 " 176 BENURYL 148 " 203 BENZAC AC 207 BUMETANIDE 146 BENZAC W 207 BUPRENORPHINE/NALOXONE 104 BENZACLIN 207 BUPROPION HCL 113 BENZAMYCIN 208 BURINEX (EDS) 146 BENZOYL PEROXIDE 207 BURO-SOL 206 BENZTROPINE 29 BURO-SOL-OTIC 153 BENZTROPINE MESYLATE 29 BUSCOPAN 30 BENZTROPINE OMEGA 29 BUSERELIN ACETATE 184 BETADERM 202 BUSPIRONE 137 " 203 C.E.S.
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