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hey angel, aside from pdr, i have slowly built a data base of all the cp medication manufacturers, the home page for each web site can be found by going through the thread about help in finding low cost or free med programs. [url]www.needymeds.com[/url]
has a pretty complete list of every manufacturer and links to their web sites. every manufacturer has an our products page. you need adobe for most but once you have a list of all the web sites you can see the full prescibing info for each medication under the heading 'our products.'
you want the makers of the meds or opiates used, companies like , watson,endo,purdue,jansen,aaipharm,ligan d,mylan teva,roxane,mellenkrodt all have their wn site where you can access the ful prescribing info.


there is a comrehensive listing of north american drug manufacturer's at [url]www.medibix.com/CompanySearch[/url]

'drug info net isn't bad, [url]http://www.druginfonet.com/index.php?pageID=manufacturers.htm[/url]

the pdr is a great souce but expesive to purchase on line access, buying the actual book would mean buying one ever year to catch the newest meds.

if you go to the fda orange book and do a querry on a specific drug like morphine, the orange book will tell you every manufacturer that has a registered/aproved product. then you search for that manufacturers web site and the our products page for the full prescribing info.

[url]www.opioids.com/refs/index[/url] has alot of info, including trial studies, molecular formula, etc.

bottom line is, if you know the manufacturer you can find there site and a listing of their products with the full prescibing info, the info submitted to the fda when requesting aproval.

centerwatch is a web site and listing of every clinical trial in the country
this will get you started. take care, dave