switch levothyroxine products

October 2004

People are asking if it's okay to switch levothyroxine products.

This issue has come up again now that new generics from Sandoz and Mylan are available.

Many pharmacists and physicians are still uncomfortable using generic levothyroxine. Most of us were taught that these drugs should not be switched...due to their narrow therapeutic index.

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