Desoxyn physician prescribing information:

http://www.ovationpharma.com/images/products/pdf/desoxyn_pi.pdf

the thread, it does not work, but recent prescription of desoxyn, actually the first patient to get a prescription, in this case of desoxyn.

It worked when I posted it in March. Try this one instead:

http://www.ovationpharma.com/pdfs/products/product_1.pdf

Would it also be helpful or would anyone be against posting a 'modified' sheet with the methamphetamine name changed to it's alternate form (desoxyephedrine hydrochloride)?

I have Adobe Acrobat and can make these changes.

J

I think anyone who knows the knows the name desoxynephedrine knows that it is just a cooler sounding name then methamphetamine, that it's just a different name for methamphetamine,
but I'm assuming this, maybe it's incorrect,
I just did a google search for "desoxyephedrine -methamphetamine" (to exclude any pages containing methamphetamine)
and the results were 763
There are 14,900 results for just "desoxyephedrine", so slightly above 5.120% of these pages don't have methamphetamine on them...
So I don't know, maybe there is a need for this...
But that is a small percentage, hmmm

The link at the top of this thread is broke, on May 11th, the FDA approved a label revision avaliable here:
http://www.fda.gov/cder/foi/label/2007/005378s026lbl.pdf
Ovation Pharma has a new prescribing information avaliable here:
http://www.ovationpharma.com/pdfs/products/product_1.pdf

This supplement, submitted under "Changes Being Effected", provides for the following
revisions to labeling:

1. The addition of the subsections Serious Cardiovascular Events, Psychiatric Adverse
Events, Long Term Suppression of Growth, Seizures, and Visual Disturbances to the
WARNINGS section of labeling.

2. An update to the boxed WARNING at the beginning of the label.

3. Revisions to the PRECAUTIONS-Information for Patients section regarding the
Medication Guide.

4. Revisions to the PRECAUTIONS-Usage in Nursing Mothers section.

5. Revisions to the container labeling to denote that Desoxyn has a Medication Guide.

6. The addition of a Medication Guide.

nice, thanks ed

word, ed!