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Old 03-19-2011, 11:15 PM #1
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Default Inactive ingredients in medications

CAn anyone tell me a good site other than the drug company site to find a list of the inactive ingredients in a medication? I have 2 steroid pills now one is from Roxane and one is Westward. I looked at the Roxane site and while I do pretty good on a good day with sites I found that one hard to navagate. I hate to throw another pill in my body till I can find out what was in the Roxane pill and what is in the Westward that I now have to maybe replace it. My tolerance for the Roxane is getting worse. If I hadnt had all that last week I would have called my doc that prescibed it again. But I am seeing the eye doc out of town so maybe he will give me something new.

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