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naftifine
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naftifine /naf·ti·fine/ (naf´tĭ-fēn) a broad-spectrum antifungal agent, used topically as the hydrochloride salt.
naftifine
an antifungal drug in the allylamine class, closely related to terbinafine.
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NYSE: AGN), announced that they have entered a collaborative research agreement to develop IOMED's iontophoretic drug delivery technology and Allergan Herbert's topical anti-fungal product, NAFTIN (naftine hydrochloride) for the treatment of onychomycosis, a wide-spread fungal nail infection.
IOMED AND ALLERGAN HERBERT ANNOUNCE COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH AGREEMENT ... by PR Newswire
Allergan Herbert's top three products GRIS-PEG tablets, ELIMITE cream, and NAFTIN cream represent over 50 pct of the division's sales and increased approximately 35 pct over 1990 results, but were offset by a decline in PHOTOPLEX sunscreen sales due to a slow market and a decline in contract manufacturing.
ALLERGAN REPORTS FOURTH QUARTER AND 1991 YEAR END OPERATING RESULTS ... by PR Newswire
 
 
 
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