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Is there a generic equivalent for Olux?

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6 Aug 2009 by itchyinla
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Marvell

7 Aug 2009

Yes, there are several generic brands available. Check with your pharmacist for other brands with the drug clobetasol, which is what's in Olux.

http://www.drugs.com/mtm/olux.html

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BrandiG

5 Jan 2011

If you're paying cash, the price as of 1/4/11 for 50g of the generic Clobetasol is $150 in the foam application. 100g is $290 at Target Pharmacy

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