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antibiotichater - 13 Mar 2006 20:41 GMT
How would I go about finding which countries have approved Cipla's
Isotroin? Isotroin is a generic  Isotretinoin. Cipla is an Indian firm.

I don't think that product is approved in the USA, because I cannot
find reference to it on the FDA website. However, if it is approved in
some first-world country like the UK, I would feel secure using it.

Some other Cipla drugs are approved for sale in the USA (a generic
version of Flonase, for example), so they are not totally scary.
omarfathel@yahoo.com - 13 Mar 2006 21:09 GMT
this topic is good and i could certify to you that this company is good
but in case of isoretinoin i didn't practice with it from this company!!
antibiotichater - 14 Mar 2006 07:52 GMT
Yes, since posting I did a little looking around and found that Cilpa
is a reputable company:

http://www.nytimes.com/2000/12/01/science/01PIRA.html

However, I really don't see much news or discussion anywhere about
Isotroin (besides the fact that it is Isotretinoin).

> this topic is good and i could certify to you that this company is good
> but in case of isoretinoin i didn't practice with it from this company!!
 
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