how longHydromorphone ER and Hydrocodone ER? Not "Exalgo" or "Palladone" either. Thanks Everyone!
Does anyone know when and if there will ever be generic forms of?
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- 19 Jul 2012 by how long
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- palladone, hydrocodone, hydromorphone, generic, exalgo
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Anonymous 19 Jul 2012
It does seem that the pharmaceutical companies keep coming up with new ways to extend patents on the meds they manufacture. If my thinking is correct, I believe those two formulations are relatively new, if that's the case, it may be years. Your pharmacist may be a good resource person in that area. Why not give your favorite pharmacist a call.
Peace and to more pain free days,
Sweet Hippie
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