Azilect's prescribing information has been updated to remove the tyramine restrictions.
FDA Approves Newly Revised Prescribing Information for AZILECT (Rasagiline Tablets) Reducing Certai?
- Posted:
- 14 Dec 2009 by PD News
- Topics:
- azilect, rasagiline
Details:
Responses (1)
Marvell9 Jan 2010
I'm not sure what your question is. Need more information please. Or if you'd like to share this information please post it in the forum.
Search for questions
Still looking for answers? Try searching for what you seek or ask your own question.
Similar questions
I am being given Nexium--something pump/tablets. Is there any at all another prescription for it?
I am sleepy all the day, even when I was allowed to cut down from one in the am and one at dinner time. I have heard on TV recently about the Nexium ...
1 answer • 29 May 2010 • 
Is anyone thinking of doing the new telaprivir combo treatment for HCV when the FDA approves it?
1 answer • 3 Jan 2011 • 1 star
What's so bad about Rasagiline?
I've read that it's important not to confuse Rasagiline as a generic for Azilect, but all the information I've found about Rasagiline ...
1 answer • 11 Feb 2011 •
When did the FDA start requiring drug manufacturers to provide identifying information?
when did the FDA start requiring drug manufacturers to provide identifying information--for example, shape, color, markings--for their products?
1 answer • 13 Sep 2011 •
For anyone taking Celexa?
For whoever doesn't subscribe to FDA alerts and takes Celexa please read this. I hope it helps. Celexa (citalopram hydrobromide) - Drug Safety ...
14 answers • 29 Mar 2012 • 1 star