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Trade and Gen Names

Trade and Generic Names for Common Medications

Trade name Generic name
Advil® ibuprofen
Aldomet® methyldopa
Alka-Seltzer® aspirin
Allegra® fexofenadine HCl
Altracin® bacitracin
Amoxil® amoxicillin
Ativan® lorazepam
Bactrim® sulfamethoxazole/ trimethoprim
Benadryl® diphenhydramine
Biaxin® clarithromycin
Bufferin® aspirin
BuSpar® buspirone
Cardizem® diltiazem
Catapres® clonidine HCl
Ceclor® cefaclor
Cefzil® cefprozil
Celexa® citalopram
Cipro® ciprofloxacin
Claritin® loratadine
Coumadin® warfarin
Demerol® meperidine
Depakene® valproic acid
Dia Beta® glyburide
Diabinese® chlorpropamide
Dilantin® phenytoin
Dramamine® dimenhydrinate
Dulcolax® bisacodyl
Flagyl® metronidazole
Fosamax® alendronate sodium
Glucotrol® glipizide
Haldol® haloperidol
Humulin® insulin (human)
Inderal® propranolol
Kantrex® kanamycin sulfate
Keflex® cephalexin
Kefzol® cefazolin
Klonopin® clonazepam
Lanoxin® digoxin
Lasix® furosemide
Lipitor® atorvastatin
Lopid® gemfibrozil
Lopressor® metoprolol/tartrate
Motrin® ibuprofen
Mycostatin® nystatin
Naprosyn® naproxen sodium
Nebcin® tobramycin
Nizoral® ketoconazole
Nolvadex® tamoxifen citrate
Omnicef® cefdinir
Pepcid® famotidine
Phenergan® promethazine
Prilosec® omeprazole
Prinivil® lisinopril
Procardia® nifedipine
Prozac® fluoxetine
Proventil® albuterol
Retrovir® zidovudine
Rhinocort® budesonide, nasal
Robitussin® guaifenesin
Rocephin® ceftriaxone
Septra® sulfamethoxazole/ trimethoprim
Synthroid® levothyroxine
Tagamet HB® cimetidine
Tavist® clemastine fumarate
Tegretol® carbamazepine
Terramycin® oxytetracycline HCl
Tobrex® tobramycin
Tums® calcium carbonate
Tylenol® acetaminophen
Valium® diazepam
Vancocin® vancomycin
Vasotec® enalapril
V-cillin K® penicillin V potassium
Ventolin® albuterol
Vivarin® caffeine
Wycillin® penicillin G procaine
Xanax® alprazolam
Xylocaine® lidocaine HCl, local
Zantac® ranitidine
Zestril® lisinopril
Zithromax® azithromycin
Zocor® simvastatin
Zoloft ® sertraline HCl
Zomig® zolmitriptan
Zyban® bupropion HCl
Zyrtec® cetirizine HCl
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