Generic Acetazolamide
Common uses: Acetazolamide (Generic) is a carbonic anhydrase inhibitor used to treat glaucoma or to remove excess body water. Your pharmacist may know of alternate uses for Acetazolamide (Generic). More information about Acetazolamide...
What is Generic Acetazolamide?
Generic Acetazolamide, like all generics, is the name given to the
prescription Generic medication manufactured by any company other than the
original inventor of Acetazolamide. The only true difference between brand name Acetazolamide
and generic Acetazolamide is that generic Acetazolamide is always less expensive.
Also known as: Acetamide, Acetazolam, Acetazolamida, Acetazolamidum, Acetazoleamide, Ak-Zol, Dazamide, Diamox, Diluran, Edemox, Glaupax, Shalak, Storzolamide, Uramox, Acetazolamide (generic name).
Generic Acetazolamide made by Medphano, Diamox produced by Mercury Ltd, Edemox by Chiesi España, and Glaupax manufactured by Omnivision are at Goldpharma | Medication | Strength | Quantity | Price | Goldpharma | | Acemit | 250 mg | 30 tablets | $36.65 | Order | | Diamox | 500 mg | 1 powder and solvent for solution for infusion | $33.31 | Order | | Diamox | 500 mg | 20 powder and solvent for solution for infusion | $279.01 | Order | | Edemox | 250 mg | 20 tablets | $8.26 | Order | | Glaupax | 250 mg | 10 tablets | $26.07 | Order | | Glaupax | 250 mg | 40 tablets | $42.37 | Order |
Acetazolamide and Diamox are at Dokter Online | Medication | Strength | Quantity | Price | Dokter Online | | Acetazolamide | 250 mg | 30 capsules | $135 | Order | | Acetazolamide | 250 mg | 112 tablets | $145.2 | Order | | Diamox | 250 mg | 100 tablets | $108.7 | Order |
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