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Duragesic

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Duragesic®
Fentanyl transdermal, see there
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Ingestion of fentanyl-containing drugs (which are also opioid) or use of the Duragesic fentanyl patch should not cause a positive opiate test because fentanyl has very poor cross-reactivity against antibodies used in opiate-screening assays, which recognize morphine and related substances only.
False-positive DOA testing results due to prescription medications by Dasgupta, Amitava / Medical Laboratory Observer
The influence of generics on product strategies and business results was clearly illustrated with Duragesic, which experienced a 50 percent drop in revenues in the four years after generic fentanyl patches were introduced.
Pain Drug Patches and Gels on Track to Exceed $8 Billion in 2012 by Mark Smith / Health, general community
The SSRI mad Duragesic packets include court documents such as complaints, written discovery, motions and memoranda, and orders; deposition transcripts and summaries; FDA materials; and AAJ Education speaker papers and other secondary resources.
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