Guest guest Posted June 19, 2006 Report Posted June 19, 2006 P.S. in case it wasn't clear, what I mentioned about the patent only applies to the U.S. I don't know about other countries, the E.U. and other countries around the world all have different laws about this and drug companies have to apply individually to each governing body. Lori Singulair generic Singulair is pretty new in terms of patent protection, it will be on patent until past 2008. I am not sure exactly when it expires, but don't look for a generic any time soon. Montelukast is just the generic name for it, that does not mean it's available generically. All drugs that are developed have the generic or chemical name first and then later on they get the brand name, which can differ by country. : ) Lori Quote
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