Hi, a friend of mine asked me a question, and honestly I just don't
have time to figure out the answer, despite several internet searches.
The question is "What is the difference between propoxyphene
hydrochloride vs. propoxyphene napsylate, and what, if any, are the

Is there a generic nitro spray.  TIA.

Hello to all,
I have done B.Pharma from India & wanted to know about the Job
prospects in UK & Canada for the pharmacists.
Which is better, UK or Canada ?

I have a limited licence for Michigan state, I am now looking for
internship hours in MI, can anyone help me?

A friend of mine has started on Etanercept - one of the relatively new
TNF alpha receptors drugs.
It's very temperature labile, and needs to be kept between 2 and 8
degrees Celcius (it's an IM injectable drug).

looking 4 info. had joint replacement surgery monday-now typing 1-hand.
pls 4give no caps and abbrev.
was given 1 darvocet tab 4 pain post-recovery at surgery center. drs
were aware of codeine *allergy*. quickly experienced nausea, rapid

unexamined diet research cofactors:
formaldehyde from tobacco and wood smoke,
it also forms from methanol in dark wines and liquors
and 11% methanol part of aspartame: Murray 2006.07.23

When I take an Advil, I notice a significant reduction in my urinary output.
I have no known renal problems. Should I be concerned about this, is it
safe for me to use?

I plan to take NAPLEX in the next month or so and I am preparing for
it. Any suggestions and guidance is most appreciated. Also, I am
looking for a study partner. I am based in the bay area
(California)....

I had applied for F4 visa to USA in 1995 & now my case has been
processed.
I am studying Bachelor in Pharmacy in India & have completed half of my
course.

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I recently had a prescription filled at a local pharmacy for
hydrocodone/apap 10/500.  I was given the medication but I have never seen
any generic form manufactured by TABQUA.  They are a pink tablet with the
markings 3600 on one side and V on the other.  My question,  is this a ...

I was discussing pharmacology with someone a while back, and he claimed
that pseudoephedrine (Sudafed) and duloxetine (Cymbalta) have a common
pharmacologic property. I've read about both drugs but can't pin down
what this common property might be. Does anybody have any ideas?