That's just disgusting. I wonder if it's the same in Au..
I found a site that lists all the Trade names and Generic names of Reglan.
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Generic Names:
Metaclopramide; Metaclopromide; Methochlopramide; Methoclopramide; Metochlopramide; Metoclopramida [INN-Spanish]; Metoclopramide Hcl; Metoclopramide Hydrochloride; Metoclopramidum [INN-Latin]; metoclopramide
Trade Names:
Apo-Metoclop; Cerucal; Clopra; Clopra-Yellow; Clopromate; DEL; Duraclamid; Elieten; Emetid; Emitasol; Emperal; Eucil; Gastrese; Gastro-Timelets; Gastrobid; Gastromax; Gastronerton; Gastrosil; Gastrotablinen; Gastrotem; Imperan; Maxeran; Maxolon; Meclopran; Metamide; Metoclol; Metoclopramide Intensol; Metoclopramide Omega; Metocobil; Metramid; Moriperan; Mygdalon; Neu-Sensamide; Nu-Metoclopramide; Octamide; Parmid; Paspertin; Peraprin; Plasil; Pms-Metoclopramide; Pramidin; Pramiel; Pramin; Primperan; Reclomide; Reglan; Reliveran; Terperan
http://www.pharmgkb.org/do/serve?obj...objId=PA450475
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In the article Chemar posted it says...
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generic drug companies do not share the same level of responsibility as makers of brand-name equivalents
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If that's the case then is it only the first list that's made by generic drug companies?
Gosh, lots of different names. Every one of them has the same potential side-effects. Scary