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Old 10-28-2013, 07:22 AM #1
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In liquid form, are they the same?
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A202348 AA No MORPHINE SULFATE SOLUTION;ORAL 100MG/5ML MORPHINE SULFATE MALLINCKRODT INC
A201574 AA No MORPHINE SULFATE SOLUTION;ORAL 100MG/5ML MORPHINE SULFATE PADDOCK LLC
N022195 AA Yes MORPHINE SULFATE SOLUTION;ORAL 100MG/5ML MORPHINE SULFATE ROXANE
N022195 AA No MORPHINE SULFATE SOLUTION;ORAL 10MG/5ML MORPHINE SULFATE ROXANE
N022195 AA No MORPHINE SULFATE SOLUTION;ORAL 20MG/5ML MORPHINE SULFATE ROXANE
A201947 AA No MORPHINE SULFATE SOLUTION;ORAL 10MG/5ML MORPHINE SULFATE VISTAPHARM
A201947 AA No MORPHINE SULFATE SOLUTION;ORAL 20MG/5ML MORPHINE SULFATE VISTAPHARM
These are the listings with dosing from the FDA Orange book.
http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/script...ocs/tempai.cfm

I cannot find "Oramorph" on the FDA website by name or generic.
But I do find many UK hits on Google. So it is possible that the FDA has not approved this manufacturer.

Not all forms of liquid morphine are available in US...this press release explains why:

http://www.fda.gov/newsevents/newsro.../ucm198667.htm
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Yes, they are the same thing in oral, liquid form. Morphine Sulphate is the active ingredient in oramorph.
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