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Article: Substitution of extended-release potassium chloride tabs and caps (Klor-Con, K-TAB, Micro-K, etc) is prone to mix-ups January 2010
Article: confusion about which metformin product to choose July 2009
Article: A product's "GPI code" is useful to see if two drugs are equivalent May 2009
Chart: Comparison of Calcium Channel Blockers April 2009
Article: Substitution of Cardizem CD, Procardia XL, and other heart meds is prone to mix-ups April 2009
Other: New Venlafaxine Extended-Release Formulation January 2009
Commentary: New Venlafaxine Extended-Release Formulation January 2009
Article: The new Flo-Pred and Veripred 20 will raise questions about avoiding mix-ups with oral prednisolone products January 2009
Article: A new once-a-day extended-release venlafaxine TABLET will now compete with Effexor XR CAPSULES January 2009
Article: confusion with generic substitution, especially for drugs with multiple brand names December 2008
Article: Stavzor adds to the confusion of which valproate product to choose November 2008
Chart: Comparison of Divalproex Sodium and Oral Valproic Acid Products November 2008
Article: reformulating and renaming existing products opens up the floodgates for potential drug mix-ups September 2008
Chart: New Formulations of Old Drugs September 2008
Article: big misconception that generics vary by as much as 20% from brand-name drugs July 2008