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MANUFACTURER ABBREVIATIONS* AAA AA Pharma Inc ABB Abbott MANUFACTURER ABBREVIATIONS* A AAA AA Pharma Inc ABB Abbott Laboratories Ltd. ABV AbbVie Corporation (an Abbott Company) ACC Accel Pharma ACH Accord Healthcare Inc. APC Acerus Pharmaceuticals Corporation ACT Actelion Pharmaceuticals Ltd ACV Actavis Pharma Company (was Cobalt) ABP Activa Brand Products Inc. ADA Adams Labs Ltd. ADI Adria Laboratories of Canada Ltd. AVR Advanced Research Laboratories APL Aegerion Pharmaceuticals (Canada) Ltd. AJC Agila Jamp Canada Inc. AGO Agouron Pharmaceuticals Canada AKN Akorn Pharmaceuticals Canada Ltd. ABT Albert Pharma Inc. ALC Alcon Canada Inc. ALP Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc. AHA Allen & Hanburys GlaxoCanada ALL Allergan Inc. AHC Allergan Herbert Skin Care (Division of ALL) ACL Allergy Canada Limited ALM Allison Medical Inc. ALM Almirall Limited API Altana Pharma Inc ALT Alti-med (n ow Teva) AAP Alva-AMCO Pharmacal Companies ALV Alveda Pharmaceuticals Inc. ALZ Alza Pharms AGA Amgen Canada Inc ANP Angita Pharma ANT Anthra Pharmaceuticals Inc. APX Apotex Inc. AIN Apopharma Inc. APT Aptalis Pharma Canada ARA Ara Pharmaceuticals Inc. ASH Aspen Pharma APH Aspri Pharma ATA Asta Medica ASP Astella Pharma Inc. (was Fujisawa Canada Inc.) AZC AstraZeneca Canada Inc. (was ZEN) API Atlanta Pharma Inc. ATL Atlas Laboratory Inc. ATN Atnahs Pharma UK Ltd. API Aurium Pharma Inc. AUP Auro Pharma ACM Auto Control Medical AUX Auxilium Pharmaceuticals Inc. AVD Avondale (Brinny) Chemicals AXC Axcan Pharma Inc. *Listed alphabetically by company name. 1of 10 MANUFACTURER ABBREVIATIONS* AYE Ayerst Laboratories B BAK Baker Cummins BDI Bard Davol Inc. BPI Barr Laboratories Inc. BTC Barrier Therapeutics Canada Inc. BML Basilea Medical Ltd BSH Bausch & Lomb Pharmaceuticals Inc. BAX Baxter Healthcare Corporation BAY Bayer Inc. BTD Becton Dickinson Canada Inc. BEE Beecham Laboratories BEX Berlex Canada Inc. BER Berna Biotech Ltd. BSA Biocodex SA BIG Biogen Idec Canada Inc. BIC Biomarin Pharmaceutical Canada Inc. BMP Biomed Pharma BMD Biomed 2002 Inc. BIO Bioniche Pharma Canada BUC Bionume USA Corporation BIP Biosyent Pharma Inc. BPC Biovail Pharmaceuticals Canada (was CRY) BLO Block Drug Company (now GlaxoSmithKline) BOE Boehringer Ingelheim Canada Ltd. BOM Boehringer Mannheim Canada (n ow Hoffmann-LaRoche) BOO Boots Healthcare USA Inc. FLI Boots Pharmaceuticals Ltd. BGP BGP Pharma ULC BRI Bristol Labs, Division of SQU Bristol Myers Squibb Canada Co. PQU Bristol Myers Squibb Pharma Group (Division of SQU) BTN BTNX Inc. C CHA Chavin Pharmaceuticals Ltd. CPM Canapharm Manufacturing Inc. CDX Canderm Pharma Inc. CPL Carter-Horner Corp. CHF Cedona Pharmaceuticals CEL Celgene CHC Celltrion Healthcare Co Ltd. CBS Center Labs Division EM Industries CBI Centocor Ortho Biotech Inc. CGX Ceragenix CRN Chiron S.R.L. CDC Church & Dwight Canada Corp. *Listed alphabetically by company name. 2of 10 MANUFACTURER ABBREVIATIONS* CBA Ciba-Geigy Canada Ltd. (n ow Novartis) CBV Ciba Vision, Division CBA (n ow Novartis) CPH Cipher Pharmaceuticals CPK Clay-Park Labs Inc. COB Cobalt Pharmaceuticals (now Actavis) CPA Colgate Oral Pharmaceuticals Inc. CLC Columbia Laboratories Canada Inc. CNG CoNaught Lab Inc. CVO Convatec CLL CorePharma LLC CRY Crystaal Co. (now Biovail) CPC Cubist Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc. CUB Cutter Biological Division Miles Lab CYM Cyanamid Canada CYI Cytex Pharmaceuticals Inc. D DCL D.C. Lab Ltd. DCM D & C Mobility Solutions DBU David Bull Laboratories DEL DEL Pharmaceuticals (Canada) DPY Deprenyl Research Ltd. DER Dermik Laboratories Canada Inc. DEM Dermtek Pharmaceuticals Ltd. DES Desbergers Ltée. DMI Dex Medical Inc. DIM Dimethaid Health Care DKT Dioptic Laboratories, (Division of AKN) DPA Dispensa Pharm Canada Inc. DOM Dominion Pharmacal DOP Domrex Pharma Inc. DRL Dr. Reddy’s Laboratorie DRX Draxis Health Inc. DTC Drug Trading Co. Ltd. DUI Duchesnay Inc. DPM Du Pont Merck Pharma (n ow Bristol Myers Squibb) DUP Du Pont Pharma (now Bristol Myers Squibb) DPI Duramed Pharmaceuticals Inc. E EIS Eisai Ltd ELA Elan Pharmaceuticals Inc. EPD Elanco, Division of LIL EPI Euro-Pharm International Canada Inc. LIL Eli Lilly Canada Inc. EMD EMD Canada Inc. ENP Encysive Pharmaceuticals END Endo Canada (Division of DUP) *Listed alphabetically by company name. 3of 10 MANUFACTURER ABBREVIATIONS* EHS Entra Health Systems ERF ERFA Canada Inc. EVA Evans Medical Ltd. F FLD Faulding Canada Inc. FEI Ferring Inc. FIS Fisons Corporation Ltd. FLC Forest Laboratories Canada Inc. FTL Forest Tosara Limited FFR Fournier Laboratories FRS FRS/MSD to Merck Frosst Canada Inc. FUJ Fujisawa Canada Inc. (now Astella Pharma Inc.) G GVI Garvinci GAC Galderma Canada Inc. GEI Geigy Pharma, Division CBA (n ow Novartis) GEL Gelda Scientific and Industrial Development Corporation GEU Genderm Corp. GMP Generic Medical Partners GEM GenMed (Division of PFI) GIL Gilead Science Inc. GPM Genpharm Inc. GZY Genzyme Canada Inc. GFR GFR Pharma Ltd. GLD Glades, Division of STI GSK GlaxoSmithKline Inc. GOW Glaxo Wellcome GLM Glenmark Pharmaceuticals GLE Glenwood Laboratories Canada Inc. MMH Graceway Pharmaceuticals (was 3M Pharmaceuticals) H HPC Healthpoint Canada HDI Hill Dermaceuticals Inc. HLV HLV SUY HJ Sutton HMR Hoechst Marion Roussel Canada HLR Hoffmann-LaRoche Ltd. ICI Hollester-Stien Canada Division Miles Lab HOD Home Diagnostics Inc. HOI Hospira Inc. (division of Abbott Laboratories) HTL HTL-Strefa I ICN ICN Canada Ltd. *Listed alphabetically by company name. 4of 10 MANUFACTURER ABBREVIATIONS* IMM Immunex Corporation INV Inno-Vite INS Insulinpumps.ca IFK Interflak Canada Inc. INM InterMune Canada Inc. IOL Iolab Canada Inc. IPL Ipsen Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc. IRL Iroko International LP IVL IVAX Laboratories J JPH Jacobus Pharmaceutical Company JAM Jamieson Laboratories Ltd. JPC Jamp Pharma Corp. JAN Janssen Inc. (was MCN) JHP JHP Pharmaceuticals JAJ Johnson & Johnson Inc. JOU Jouveingal Lab K KEC Kego Corporation KEY Key Pharmaceuticals KPC King Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc. KIN Kinsmor Pharmaceuticals Canada KSP KSL Pharmaceuticals L LAB Labopharm LAI Laboratoire Atlas Inc. LRI Laboratorie Riva BIU Lab Bio Chimique Inc NDA Lab Nadeau Ltée LTN Laurentian Laboratories LDA Leda Health Innovations Inc. LED Lederle-Cyanamid Canada Inc. LEA Lee-Adams Laboratories LEO Leo Pharma Inc. LHL Lifehealth Ltd. LIF Life Scan LIG Ligand Pharmaceuticals LIN Linson Pharma Co. LIH Lioh Inc. LUI Luitpold Pharmaceuticals Inc. LPC Lupin Pharma Canada LUD Lundbeck Canada Inc. M MCU Mallinckrodt Canada ULC *Listed alphabetically by company name. 5of 10 MANUFACTURER ABBREVIATIONS* MRR Marion Merrell Dow Canada MAR Marcan Pharma MPC Mayne Pharma Canada Inc. (Faulding Canada Inc.) MCN MCN/ORT to OMC Ortho-McNeil Inc. (n ow Janssen-Ortho) MCL McNeil Pharmaceutical, (Division of OMC) MJN Mead Johnson Nutritionals MEA Meda AB MDX Medexus MPD Medical Plastic Devices MED Medican Pharma Inc. XXX Medicis Canada Ltd. MDC Medisca Canada MEC Medisure Canada Inc. MPI Medtech Products Inc. MEK Medunik Canada MEL Meliapharm Inc. MFX Merck Frosst Canada Ltd. MFX Merck Sharp & Dohme Canada MLI Merus Labs Inc. MCI Merz Pharma Canada Inc. MPG Merz Pharmaceuticals MPH Mint Pharmaceticals MIE MIS Miles Canada Inc. MZZ Metapharma MTP Methapharma MMT MM Therapeutics MMD Montmed MER MRR MVW MVW Nutritionals Inc. MYL Mylan Pharmaceuticals N NBP Nabi Biopharmaceuticals NAT Natco Pharma NGP Next Generation Pharma Inc. NRD Nordie Laboratories Inc NTI Northern Therapeutics Inc. NBC Nova Biomedical Canada Inc. NVT Novartis Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc. NVO Novartis Opthalmics, Division of NVT NOO Novo Nordisk Canada Inc. NOP Novopharm Ltd. NUM Numark Laboratories Inc. NXP Nu-Pharm Inc. NUP Nutravite Pharmaceuticals Inc. NUI Nutricorp International NYC Nycomed Canada Inc. O ODN Odan Laboratories Ltd. OMA Omega Laboratories Ltd. *Listed alphabetically by company name. 6of 10 MANUFACTURER ABBREVIATIONS* OPP Ophtapharma Canada Inc. OPT Optimapharma (Division of TAR) OPM Optimer Pharmaceuticals Inc. OPI Orbus Pharma Inc. ORA Organika Health Products Inc. ORG Organon, Division of SAW OPC Orimed Pharma Corporation ORP Orphan Medical Inc. ODM Ortho Dermatological OMC Ortho-McNeil Inc. ORX Oryx Pharmaceuticals OSC Oscient Pharmaceuticals Corp OTS Otsuka OWE Owen Manford P PAP Pace Pharmaceuticals Inc. PAL Paladin Labs Inc. PHS Pangeo Pharma Canada Inc. PAR Pari Respiratory Equipment PDA Parke-Davis PME Pasteur Merieux Serums POG Pathogenesis Canada PAT Patriot (division of JOI) ELD Paul Elder Pharmaceuticals PEI Pediapharm Inc. PPI PendoPharm Inc. PER Perrigo International PFI Pfizer Canada Inc. PMJ Pharmacia Canada Inc. PPA Pharmaceutical Partners of Canada Inc. PMS Pharmascience Inc. PVR Pharmavite Laboratories Inc. PML Pharmel Inc. PMT Pharmetics Inc. PFP Pierre Fabre Pharma Canada PMP PremPharm Inc. PRC Prestwick Canada PDL Pro Doc Ltée. PGP Procter & Gamble Pharmaceuticals Canada PRI Prosan International B.V PRO Proval Pharma PVE Provel, Division of LIL PFR Purdue Pharma *Listed alphabetically by company name. 7of 10 MANUFACTURER ABBREVIATIONS* Q QMD Q Med Inc. R RAN Ranbaxy Pharmaceuticals Inc. RPH ratiopharm Inc. (now Teva) RAB Recip AB RBP Reckitt Benckister Pharmaceuticals RCA Reed & Carnrick, (Division of BLO) RPR Rhôné-Poulenc Rorer Canada RIG Rho Pharm, (Division of RPR) ROP Rhodiapharm RXP Rhoxal Pharma Inc. RIP Richmond Pharmaceuticals Inc. RIV Riva Laboratoire Inc. RVX Rivex Pharma Inc. RBT Robert Pharmaceutical of Canada Inc. RCH Roche Diagnostics RDC Rodeca Inc. ROG Rougier Pharma ROU Roussel Canada Inc. (now Aventis) S SIL Sabex 2002 Inc. (now Sandoz) SAP Salix Pharmaceuticals Inc. SDZ Sandoz Canada Inc.
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