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just curious, is naproxen pronounced na-prox-in or nap-ro-sin bc i always thought it was the 1st one, but was hearing my professor using the second one?

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Naproxen = generic
Naprosyn = brand

You got it pronounced correctly for both
 
Naproxen is generic for naprosyn 🙂
 
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Y'all beat me to it! Yeah, that confused me the first time I heard it, too.
 
my organic teacher was instrumental in making naproxen easy to produce, thus saving the company HUGE money. It seemed nobody could fix a problem they where having in production, and it was very inefficient. They said it couldn't be done.. He solved the problem on the way home in his car. What did he get?? a huge bonus??



NOPE.. they gave him a rock(paperweight) and a picture with the bigwigs. :laugh:



one of my favorite teachers, Dr. K rocks
 
just curious, is naproxen pronounced na-prox-in or nap-ro-sin bc i always thought it was the 1st one, but was hearing my professor using the second one?



ahhh, brings back memories of my 1st days of pharm school 😉
 
You learn generic pronounciation on the first day of school???

we are put in the pharmacy the 2nd week of school....and the slight differences/generic names were puzzling to me back then, but after a quick stint working, they became easy.
 
we are put in the pharmacy the 2nd week of school....and the slight differences/generic names were puzzling to me back then, but after a quick stint working, they became easy.

Oh yeah? How do you pronounce Cefazolin??
 
Z-,

I've always said it ce-FAZ-olin. Probably wrong, but i like it.
 
way off topic, the tech on my hospital rotation says pulmicort like this:

pulm-EEE-cort. makes me cringe.
 
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