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metformin HCl

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metformin HCl
(metfor´min),
n brand name: Glucophage;
drug class: oral hypoglycemic, biguanide derivative;
action exact mechanism unknown, requires insulin secretion to function properly;
use: type II diabetes mellitus.


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