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Phenobarbital 1/2gr (32.4mg) ( - Vial 100-ct) $8.78
Phenobarbital is used to control epilepsy and seizures on a long term basis. Periodic blood tests will be needed to monitor the level of drug in the blood and adjust dosage.
Phenobarbital 1/4gr (16.2mg) ( - Vial 100-ct) $8.58
Phenobarbital is used to control epilepsy and seizures on a long term basis. Periodic blood tests will be needed to monitor the level of drug in the blood and adjust dosage.
Phenobarbital 1.5gr (97.2mg) ( - Vial 100-ct) $11.77
Phenobarbital is used to control epilepsy and seizures on a long term basis. Periodic blood tests will be needed to monitor the level of drug in the blood and adjust dosage.
Phenobarbital 1gr (64.8mg) ( - Vial 100-ct) $10.15
Phenobarbital is used to control epilepsy and seizures on a long term basis. Periodic blood tests will be needed to monitor the level of drug in the blood and adjust dosage.
Primitabs (Primidone) 250mg ( - Vial 100-ct) $71.60
Primitabs contains primidone which is similar chemically to Phenobarbital. It is used to control epilepsy and seizures.
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