Those who are familar with LOMOTIL, will know this medicine for diarrhoea. It had been around for such a long time, how long I really do not know.
I usually buy a strip or two to keep in stock, for bringing along for travel, etc., just in case!
Went to the U nitwit pharmacy ( U know what, lah!), the pharmacist in attendant told me that LOMOTIL is no longer in production, and offered a generic version.
My question is, really?, I did a google, and found out that LOMOTIL is still around, and no news of it being no longer in production.
Is the pharmacist right?, or they are promoting drugs that the pharmaceutical companies are giving them good margins in profits?
Nothing wrong in generic drugs, but is the U nitwit pharmacist telling the truth.
Anyone, out there, have news that LOMOTIL is out of production?
Anyway, there is a diarrhoea outbreak out there at the moment. The alternative to LOMOTIL is IMODIUM, but the latter has known serious side effects.
I usually buy a strip or two to keep in stock, for bringing along for travel, etc., just in case!
Went to the U nitwit pharmacy ( U know what, lah!), the pharmacist in attendant told me that LOMOTIL is no longer in production, and offered a generic version.
My question is, really?, I did a google, and found out that LOMOTIL is still around, and no news of it being no longer in production.
Is the pharmacist right?, or they are promoting drugs that the pharmaceutical companies are giving them good margins in profits?
Nothing wrong in generic drugs, but is the U nitwit pharmacist telling the truth.
Anyone, out there, have news that LOMOTIL is out of production?
Anyway, there is a diarrhoea outbreak out there at the moment. The alternative to LOMOTIL is IMODIUM, but the latter has known serious side effects.