The role of the pharmacist is being touted as the key to success for the this new combination designed for the depressed insomniac. The triazolam portion will be immediate release … Read the rest
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Not all of our combinations are aimed at offsetting adverse effects. This one will be sublingual. In tribute to the dual mechanizm resuting in increased contraceptive efficacy (estimated at 99.8%), … Read the rest
One of the most creative combinations we have seen, this product combines the notorious weight gain inducing antipsychotic Zyprexa with a discontinued weight loss drug. Patients will still hear the … Read the rest
The stimulant laxative Senna should overcome the legendary constipating effects of verapamil. This combination is a contender for the “most clever brand name” award. It will be called GoLo®
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This combination of two old and nearly extinct drugs will be marketed for pain in patients with renal impairmment. We don’t know what the Brand name will be, but the … Read the rest
The claims of Lexapro having no significant sexual side effects may come into question if a new combo with sildenafil is relased. It may simply be called Bonus ®
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This combination for mood stabilization may actually be called Offset® due to the two drugs opposite effects on Antidiuretic Hormone.
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Dismayed by the lost market share due to pioglitazone’s propensity to worsen heart failure, the manufacturers will be producing a new combo with digoxin called Piopump
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The alopecia effects of valproate seems to have become vexing enough to prompt a combination product with minoxidil. It will be marketed for headache prophylaxis and it will be called … Read the rest
This combination of course is using the anti-estrogen properties of tamoxifen to offset the gynecomastia caused by spironolactone. It will probably be called Noestrone (Redux is already taken)
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