Where to find Package Inserts online

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Me_Gusta_Drugs

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Is there a good online resource to finding the manufacturers package insert online?
And I dont mean going to the manufacturers website because they dont always have it. Does anyone know of a website that has them all?
Reason is sometimes globalRPH and micromedex dont cut it.
 
Is there a good online resource to finding the manufacturers package insert online?
And I dont mean going to the manufacturers website because they dont always have it. Does anyone know of a website that has them all?
Reason is sometimes globalRPH and micromedex dont cut it.

http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cder/drugsatfda/index.cfm

It's my understanding that the FDA wanted to have all package inserts online in one database. Whether or not that actually happened, I have no idea, but the label information given here should do just fine I would think.
 
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couldnt find it on that fda link

and pharmacist letter has medguides, not the package insert, unless Im looking in wrong spot.

anyone else?
 
Is there a good online resource to finding the manufacturers package insert online?
And I dont mean going to the manufacturers website because they dont always have it. Does anyone know of a website that has them all?
Reason is sometimes globalRPH and micromedex dont cut it.

Um, have you tried looking at the actual package inserts? I mean how is viewing them online superior to looking at the actual package insert?
 
Um, have you tried looking at the actual package inserts? I mean how is viewing them online superior to looking at the actual package insert?

um, maybe if you dont have the package insert...hence go online

thanks for the help...dailymed website looks pretty good
 
um, maybe if you dont have the package insert...hence go online

thanks for the help...dailymed website looks pretty good


Online version is also good if the package insert has been updated as well. I'm curious to know which drug you weren't able to find on the FDA website, though. They should really update that considering they approve the medications...
 
amlodipine, gabapentin, phenytoin
there are tons of manufacturers and i tried to select a common one like Teva...maybe just got unlikely and those werent available

Online version is also good if the package insert has been updated as well. I'm curious to know which drug you weren't able to find on the FDA website, though. They should really update that considering they approve the medications...