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I had a precription for Metanx but my pharmacy gave meDuleek-Met. Is this a generic substitute?

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11 Dec 2010 by jmcrowner
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suzanne66

11 Dec 2010

As I understand it both products are the same - they both contain methylfolate with Vitamin B6 and B12. So yes Duleek-Met is a generic substitute for Metanx.
To confirm call your pharmacy and check.

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derickshu...

25 Oct 2011

I haven't heard of that brand. I do currently know that all the generic forms of Metanx are being discontinued. If you want, go to brand direct health and you can get the original Metanx for $144 for 3 months, or $48 for one month.

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