Glenmark Generics, USA

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Do the tablets contain Gluten?: No.
Do the tablets contain Soy?: No.
The imprint is inconsistent? Has the imprint changed? What is the correct imprint?: When first introduced into the market, all three strengths of Dipyridamole tablets carried the "G12" imprint. Although all three purple tablets were different sizes this caused confusion. Therefore in early 2007 the imprints were revised to carry three unique imprints: 25 mg "G12", 50 mg "G91" and 75 mg "G92". Although the imprints have changed, older product will still be in the marketplace until exhausted or expired.

Is this medication AB rated to Estertest?: This medication is not the subject of an ANDA and therefore is not indicated as bioequivalent to any other medication. The decision of substitutability is one that must be made by physicians and pharmacists.

I read that a single 150 mg tablet should be sufficient to cure my yeast infection, however my doctor has prescribed multiple pills? Given me an extra to take in a week if infection is not gone?: While the standard dosing of one 150 mg tablet/day should not be exceeded on a daily basis, physicians often provide additional doses to patients with individual instructions on how and when to dose.
Can Fluconazole be taken by men?: Yes. Fluconazole is commonly prescribed for men.
Do the tablets contain Lactose?: No.
Do the tablets contain Soy?: No.

Do the tablets contain Gluten?: No.
Do the tablets contain Food dye?: No, only titanium dioxide is used for coloring.

Do the tablets contain Gluten?: No.
Do the tablets contain Lactose?: No.
Do the tablets contain Soy?: No.
There are different imprints on tablets from multiple bottles of product?: Glenmark distributes Naproxen Tablets from multiple manufacturers under the Glenmark name. For this reason there will be multiple imprints in the marketplace, however any given bottle will have only one imprint and that imprint will match the description in attached PI with each shipment.

Patient does not feel a tingle, zip, pop, sting, etc. Are these active and potent tablets?: The tingle does not indicate potency and is actually due to the presence of a degradant, explaining the older products ability to tingle. The FDA/USP are aware and the approved PI indicates that the tingle is only a possibility and should not be relied upon for potency or effect. Today's Nitroglycerin tablets may dissolve slightly slower, but are more stable.
Are the tablets good through the expiration date? Once opened should the tablets be discarded in a month?: Today's Nitroglycerin tablets are far more stable than those of the past and as long as they are kept in the original brown vial and kept tightly sealed they can be expected to remain potent through expiration.

Do the tablets contain Lactose?: No.
The imprint is inconsistent? Has the imprint changed? What is the correct imprint?: Glenmark distributes Terbinafine Tablets made by two manufacturers under the Glenmark label. The 30's count bottle material is manufactured by an 3rd party and tablets reflect an imprint of "IG209". The remaining bottle sizes utilize Glenmark manufactureed material an reflect an imprint of "G250". The package inserts are specific and reflect the correct imprints.

Can the capsules be opened? Broken? Sprinkled in applesauce? Mixed with Juice? Made into a solution?: The package insert indicates that these capsules should not be opened, bitten or crushed. Glenmark is not able to provide additional information on alternate dosing regimens. Patients and caregivers are encouraged to check with the manufacturer of the Brand product for any changes or updates.
Do the tablets contain Gluten?: No.
Do the tablets contain Lactose?: No.