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Medication Information:
Newer Generic Medications*

The table below cover the important prescription drugs that have become available in the last few years and those expected to be available soon.

Brand Name Generic Name Used For
Major prescription drugs that have recently become generic                                    
Betapace sotalol arrhythmias
Betaxon levobetaxolol glaucoma
BuSpar buspiron anxiety
Cardizem CD diltiazem hypertension and angina (chest pain)
Cardura doxazosin hypertension and benign prostrate enlargement
Ceftin cefuroxime bacterial infections
Cordarone amiodarone arrhythmias
Droxia hydroxyurea ovarian cancer, leukemia, and sickle-cell anemia
Humulin human insulin diabetes
Hytrin terazosin hypertension and benign prostrate enlargement
Lodine XL etodolac pain and inflammation
Neurontin gabapentin epilepsy
Pepcid famotidine heartburn and ulcers
Procardia XL nifedinpine hypertension and angina (chest pain)
Rythmol propafenone arrhythmias
Taxol paclitaxel cancers at various sites
Vasotec enalapril hypertension and congestive heart failure
Zebata bisoprolol hypertension
Drugs expected to become generic soon
Accutane isotretinoin acne
Augmentin amoxicillin and clavulanate bacterial infections
Axid nizatidine ulcers and heartburn
Claritin loratadine allergic rhinitis
Intron A interferon alpha hepatitis and other disorders
Mevacor lovastatin heart-attach prevention and high cholesterol
Prilosec omeprazole ulcers and heartburn
Prinivil and Zestril lisinopril hypertension and congestive heart failure
Relafen nabumetone pain and inflammation

*From July 2001 Consumer Reports on Health publication

 

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