Levopropoxyphene Napsylate Anhydrous
Generic Name: levopropoxyphene napsylate anhydrous
Manufactured by LILLY. Dosage form: SUSPENSION. Route: ORAL. Active ingredients: LEVOPROPOXYPHENE NAPSYLATE ANHYDROUS (EQ 50MG BASE/5ML). Application: NDA012928.
Overview
Manufactured by LILLY. Dosage form: SUSPENSION. Route: ORAL. Active ingredients: LEVOPROPOXYPHENE NAPSYLATE ANHYDROUS (EQ 50MG BASE/5ML). Application: NDA012928.
Dosage
Available as suspension for oral use.
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Allergies.
.alpha.-ketoglutaric Acid - Aconitic Acid, Cis - Adenosine Triphosphate - Alpha Lipoic Acid - Ascorbic Acid - Asian Ginseng - Barium Cation - Beet - Cerous Oxalate Nonahydrate - Coenzyme A - Cysteine - Fumaric Acid - Lactic Acid, Dl - Magnesium Carbonate - Malic Acid - Manganese Phosphate, Dibasic - Pork - Pyridoxine Hydrochloride - Riboflavin - Sodium Diethyl Oxalacetate - Sodium Pyruvate - Succinic Acid - Sus Scrofa Adrenal Gland - Thiamine Hydrochloride - Sus Scrofa Embryo -
.alpha.-ketoglutaric acid - aconitic acid, cis - adenosine triphosphate - alpha lipoic acid - ascorbic acid - asian ginseng - barium cation - beet - cerous oxalate nonahydrate - coenzyme a - cysteine - fumaric acid - lactic acid, dl - magnesium carbonate - malic acid - manganese phosphate, dibasic - pork - pyridoxine hydrochloride - riboflavin - sodium diethyl oxalacetate - sodium pyruvate - succinic acid - sus scrofa adrenal gland - thiamine hydrochloride - sus scrofa embryo -
Vitamin C [EPC]
USES For the temporary relief of symptoms related to athletic training and exertion such as: Muscle cramps Sore muscles Lack of endurance
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