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Part Type
Propranolol Hydroch - Computer Hardware Parts Online 046-3265-10, 046-3265-10, 46-0461-99, 46-0461-99, ndc00228-2781-11
Manufacturers
24Actavis IncActavis Pharma IncAmerican Cyanamid CoBoehringer Ingelheim CorporationConsolidated Midland CorporationDanbury Pharmacal IncFenway Group LlcFresenius Kabi Usa LlcGoldline Laboratories IncHeritage Pharmaceuticals IncIvax CorporationMajor Pharmaceuticals LlcMedirex IncMylan Institutional LlcMylan Pharmaceuticals IncPar Pharmaceutical IncPfizer IncRugby Group IncSchein Pharmaceutical IncSidmak Laboratories Inc
Parts
111| Part Number | Description | RFQ | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 046-3265-10 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| 046-3265-10 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| 46-0461-99 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| 46-0461-99 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| ndc00228-2781-11 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| ndc00228-2781-11 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| ndc00591-5554-10 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| ndc00591-5554-10 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| ndc00228-2778-11 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| ndc00228-2778-11 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| ndc00228-2779-11 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| ndc00228-2779-11 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| ndc00591-5554-01 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| ndc00005-3109-31 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| ndc00005-3109-31 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| ndc00005-3110-31 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| ndc00005-3110-31 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| ndc00005-3112-31 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| ndc00005-3112-31 | Propranolol Hydroch | ||
| ndc00054-3727-63 | Propranolol Hydroch |
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