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pyrantel

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pyrantel /py·ran·tel/ (pĭ-ran´tel) a broad-spectrum anthelmintic effective against roundworms and pinworms, used as the pamoate and tartrate salts.
pyrantel [pĭ-ran´tel]
a broad-spectrum anthelmintic agent with activity against hookworms, pinworms, and roundworms; used as the pamoate or tartrate salt for infections due to Ascaris lumbricoides or Enterobius vermicularis.

pyrantel
a broad-spectrum anthelmintic of low toxicity, used as the pamoate and tartrate salts; has extensive use in dogs and cats.


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The fact that tribendimidine is different from albendazole, but has the same level of effectiveness, and is in the same class as pyrantel and levamisole should increase people's comfort level in using this new drug," said Aroian.
She found that the firm did not investigate the reason that testing of a one-year inverted stability sample of Pyrantel Pamoate Suspension Canine (2.
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