Notify your doctor if you develop breathing difficulties, heart pounding, irregular heartbeat, chest pain, ringing in the ears, or difficulty urinating while taking this medication.

May cause dizziness especially when rising quickly from a seated or lying position.

Change positions slowly and be careful on stairs.

Use caution engaging in activities requiring alertness.

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Precautions:

If you have asthma, glaucoma, an ulcer, difficulty urinating due to an enlarged prostate gland, heart disease, high blood pressure, seizures, or an overactive thyroid gland, do not use this drug unless your doctor is aware of your medical condition.

This drug should be used only if clearly needed during pregnancy.

Consult your doctor before breast-feeding.

Check other medicines you take for duplications.

Do not drink alcoholic beverages.

Do not give extended-release tablets to a child younger than 12 years of age unless directed to do so by a doctor.

Generic Name: Phenyleph HCl/PP HC/P-Tlox/CP

Naldecon Pediatric Drops - Prescription

New Decongestant Pediatric Drops - Prescription

Tri-Phen-Mine Pediatric Drops - Prescription

Tri-Phen-Chlor Pediatric Drops - Prescription

Nalphen Pediatric Drops - Prescription

Andecon Pediatric Drops - Prescription

Naldecon Syrup - Prescription

Naldecon Tablet, Sustained Action - Prescription

West Decon Tablet, Sustained Action - Prescription

Tri-Phen-Mine Tablet, Sustained Action - Prescription

Tri-Phen-Chlor Tablet, Sustained Action - Prescription

Uni-Decon Tablet, Sustained Action - Prescription

Nalgest Tablet, Sustained Action - Prescription

Naldecon Pediatric 1-2 Syrup - Prescription

New Decongestant Pediatric 1-2 Syrup - Prescription

Tri-Phen-Mine Pediatric 1-2 Syrup - Prescription

Tri-Phen-Chlor Pediatric 1-2 Syrup - Prescription

Nalphen Pediatric 1-2 Syrup - Prescription

rightplanformulary2003

http://www.bluecrossca.com/pdf/Pharmacy/rightplanformulary2003.pdf

drug, generics, INSULIN, brand, medications, CODEINE, HYDROCORTISONE, SULFATE, Blue Cross, lists, ERYTHROMYCIN.

Until the patent expires, no other companies can produce that same particular brand name drug which keeps the price relatively high.

Generics may differ from their brand name equivalent in color and or shape.

In order to minimize the potential for adverse drug reactions due to over utilization, Blue Cross has implemented an upper dispensing limit on select medications.

The quantity limits adopted by Blue Cross should allow for a medically appropriate quantity for most conditions.

However, if your doctor has determined that it is medically necessary for you to take a larger amount, please ask your doctor to submit a prior authorization of benefits request to have the additional amount reviewed for coverage.

The first column lists the brand name or common name of a given drug, and is for reference purposes only.

2004SeniorSecureFormulary

http://www.bluecrossca.com/Medicar2004SeniorSecureFormulary.pdf

Tablet, HCL, Capsule, GUAIFENESIN, Syrup, HYDROCORTISONE, Liquid, SULFATE, Cream, Suspension, Ointment.

Blue Cross Senior Secure is an HMO with a Medicare+Choice contract.

To be accepted into Blue Cross Senior Secure, you must maintain Part A of Medicare and must continue to pay your Part B premiums.

The Prescription Drug Formulary is a list of generic, preferred brand and brand name drugs covered by your Blue Cross Senior Secure plan.

same amounts as the brandname drug.Like brand-name medications, generic drugs undergo the same rigorous FDA quality and safety reviews.As a result, generics are safe and effective alternatives to brand name medications.

POTASSIUM BICARBONATE POTASSIUM BICARBONATE/CIT AC Tablet Effer.

POTASSIUM CHLORIDE POT CHLORIDE/POT BICARB/CIT AC Tablet Effer.

2000-01_Formulary

treatment, Sulfate, agents, therapy, Exempt, HCL, patients, failure, sodium, drugs, dosage.

Approval for use of drugs for conditions not meeting the IEHP approved Code 1 requirements for use may be obtained by submitting a Pharmacy Exception Request (PER) form.

Prescriptions for drugs not listed in the IEHP Formulary and drugs for medical conditions not listed under Code 1 restrictions require prior authorization before reimbursement can be made.

Fluconazole: restricted to use in cancer patients or in patients with AIDS or AIDS-related conditions and only for the indication and usage as specified in the package insert for the drug product.

Ketoconazole: restricted to use after failure of first line treatment; topical preparation restricted to use after first line treatment failure (clotrimazole, miconazole, nystatin and tolnaftate are first line choices).