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Part Type
Diazepam Tablets Us - Computer Hardware Parts Online 002-0004-12, 6505-01-059-8998, 78825, 78903, 78913
Manufacturers
20American Cyanamid CoAssociation Pharmaceutique BelgeBarr Laboratories IncBindley Western IndustriesDanbury Pharmacal IncEurogenerics S AGenerics Bidco I LlcHoffmann La Roche IncIvax CorporationMedical Technologies System IncMetrics IncMylan Institutional LlcMylan Pharmaceuticals IncRoche Laboratories IncRugby Group IncSchein Henry IncSchein Pharmaceutical IncTeva Pharmaceuticals Usa IncWho Collaborating Centre ForZenith Laboratories Inc
Parts
63| Part Number | Description | RFQ | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 002-0004-12 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| 6505-01-059-8998 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| 78825 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| 78903 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| 78913 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| 78995 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| 78996 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| diazepam-10mg-60-comp | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| ndc00005-3129-31 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| ndc00005-3130-31 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| ndc00005-3130-31 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| ndc00555-0363-02 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| ndc00555-0363-02 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| ndc00364-0775-05 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| ndc00591-5619-01 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| ndc00591-5619-01 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| ndc00591-5619-05 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| ndc00591-5621-05 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| ndc00603-3217-28 | Diazepam Tablets Us | ||
| ndc00004-0004-49 | Diazepam Tablets Us |
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