... the Divalproex Sodium er?
Has anyone noted a different reaction to the Mylan version vrs. the Anchen Pharmacutical version of?
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- 24 May 2010 by Sideffects2
- Topics:
- mania, bipolar disorder, divalproex sodium
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24 May 2010
There is no difference in a drug manufactured by multiple companies, however you could try Caraco Pharmaceutical Laboratories, Ltd., this company packs for Sun Pharmaceuticals who manufactures the med, however please talk to your doc./pharmacist for more details, hope this helps?
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some companies use different "filler" chemicals which you may have a reaction to or could be reducing the effectivness of the drug for a specific individual
Most of the "fillers" are tested for any major drug reactions, hopefully but thanks for your comments, anyways.
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