Generic drugs approved by FDA (through May 2008) including amifostine for injection, clobetasol foam, granisetron oral solution, calcium acetate capsules, and irinotecan injection.
Amifostine for injection, 500 mg (equiv to Ethyol for injection)
SUN
Clobetasol foam, 0.05% (equiv to Olux foam)
PERRIGO
Granisetron oral solution, 2 mg (base)/10 mL (equiv to Kytril oral solution)
CYPRESS
Irinotecan injection, 20 mg/mL (equiv to Camptosar injection)
WATSON
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