Trying to document these 2 drugs.

[Guest guest]

These 2 drugs were spelled out for me.

They are Xalhean and Miralex.

Are these new? Can't find them.

Thanks.

Kari

[Guest guest]

Second is MiraLax. What is the first one being prescribed for?

Trying to document these 2 drugs.

> These 2 drugs were spelled out for me.

>

> They are Xalhean and Miralex.

>

> Are these new? Can't find them.

>

> Thanks.

>

> Kari

>

>

[Guest guest]

MiraLax. Xalatan.

Trying to document these 2 drugs.

These 2 drugs were spelled out for me.

They are Xalhean and Miralex.

Are these new? Can't find them.

Thanks.

Kari

[Guest guest]

Xalatan would be for glaucoma. Could not tell about the MiraLax. I will flag

them. I thought that since he spelled them out that they would be right. Ha!

Thanks everybody for your help.

Kari

Trying to document these 2 drugs.

> These 2 drugs were spelled out for me.

>

> They are Xalhean and Miralex.

>

> Are these new? Can't find them.

>

> Thanks.

>

> Kari

>

>

[Guest guest]

The second one is probably MiraLax. I'm not sure about the first one..

could be Xalatan maybe, but that's just a guess.

Jan

jantranscribes@...

" Typing is my life. "

" Whoever signs the paycheck makes the rules. "

Trying to document these 2 drugs.

> These 2 drugs were spelled out for me.

>

> They are Xalhean and Miralex.

>

> Are these new? Can't find them.

>

> Thanks.

>

> Kari

>

>

[Guest guest]

You thought a doctor would spell drugs correctly???? What were you

thinking?? <grin> That'll teach ya

Jan

jantranscribes@...

" Typing is my life. "

" Whoever signs the paycheck makes the rules. "

Trying to document these 2 drugs.

>

>

> > These 2 drugs were spelled out for me.

> >

> > They are Xalhean and Miralex.

> >

> > Are these new? Can't find them.

> >

> > Thanks.

> >

> > Kari

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

He may have spelled Xalatan out correctly, but it's just not coming through

clearly. " h-e " and " a-t " can sound almost identical on tape. Kind of like

" hypo " and " hyper " , no matter how hard they try, it can still be hard to

differentiate.

Lynn

Re: Trying to document these 2 drugs.

Xalatan would be for glaucoma. Could not tell about the MiraLax. I will

flag them. I thought that since he spelled them out that they would be

right. Ha! Thanks everybody for your help.

Kari

Trying to document these 2 drugs.

> These 2 drugs were spelled out for me.

>

> They are Xalhean and Miralex.

>

> Are these new? Can't find them.

>

> Thanks.

>

> Kari

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, you're probably right. Hopefully, when I get a little more experience

under my belt, everything will be more clear.

Thanks.

Kari

Trying to document these 2 drugs.

> These 2 drugs were spelled out for me.

>

> They are Xalhean and Miralex.

>

> Are these new? Can't find them.

>

> Thanks.

>

> Kari

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have been searching for quite a while now, just out of curiosity, and there

seems to be two spellings for the same drug.

Xalantan and Xalatan

rxlist has it without the " n " , but many other sources on the Internet include

it.

Who is the final authority?

Thanks, Carolyn

[Guest guest]

Thank you very much for the obvious answer, now that you've said to check

with the manufacturer. You guys are so smart!

[Guest guest]

On Thu, 4 Sep 2003 01:39:02 EDT

CBtranscribes@... wrote:

CBtranscribes> I have been searching for quite a while now, just out

CBtranscribes> of curiosity, and there seems to be two spellings for

CBtranscribes> the same drug. Xalantan and Xalatan rxlist has it

CBtranscribes> without the " n " , but many other sources on the

CBtranscribes> Internet include it.

CBtranscribes> Who is the final authority?

I can't think of anyone more authoritative than the manufacturer,

which is Pfizer in this case. They spell it Xalatan. :-)

One can usually find the manufacturer of a specific drug fairly

quickly for verifications such as this by putting the following into

Google:

[insert drug name here] manufacturer

That'll usually bring up the marketing/manufacturing company within a

hit or two.

--

Chuck Mattsen ... mattsen@...

http://www.mindspring.com/~mattsen/mtsearch.htm

Random Thought/Quote For This Message:

Art is either plagiarism or revolution.

[Guest guest]

Hey Chuck. The name of the drug is Xalatan. Not only do I type it

all the time, but one of my mother's friends takes it. So Xalatan

it is!

>

> CBtranscribes> I have been searching for quite a while now, just

out

> CBtranscribes> of curiosity, and there seems to be two spellings

for

> CBtranscribes> the same drug. Xalantan and Xalatan rxlist has it

> CBtranscribes> without the " n " , but many other sources on the

> CBtranscribes> Internet include it.

> CBtranscribes> Who is the final authority?

>

> I can't think of anyone more authoritative than the manufacturer,

> which is Pfizer in this case. They spell it Xalatan. :-)

>

> One can usually find the manufacturer of a specific drug fairly

> quickly for verifications such as this by putting the following

into

> Google:

> [insert drug name here] manufacturer

> That'll usually bring up the marketing/manufacturing company

within a

> hit or two.

>

> --

> Chuck Mattsen ... mattsen@m...

> http://www.mindspring.com/~mattsen/mtsearch.htm

>

> Random Thought/Quote For This Message:

> Art is either plagiarism or revolution.