An·said ( n s d , -s d) A trademark for the drug flurbiprofen. |
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NSAIDs, such as Motrin/Rufen, Ansaid, Naprosyn/Anaprox, Rimadyl, Voltaren, Clinoril, Feldene, and Tolectin, should be avoided for the arthritic pain of nursing facility patients as much as possible due to their adverse GI effects in chronic usage. Those products include: Voltaren, manufactured by Ciby-Geigy, Lodin by Wyeth Ayerst, Naprosyn and Anaprox, manufactured by Syntex, and Ansaid, Manufactured by Upjohn. Flurbiprofen is a generic equivalent of Upjohn's nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory Ansaid and Diltiazem is a generic equivalent of Marion Merrell Dow's Cardizem . |
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