Mycophenolate

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Thu, 03/04/2021 - 14:30
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Allison Lively
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Mycophenolate

Wondering if anyone has any advice for the naming of generic mycophenolate at their institution in electronic computer entry systems. Historically mycophenolate was referred to as the salt forms sodium and mofetil however over time generic packaging has changed to label mycophenolate sodium as mycophenolic acid. Additionally, generic unit dose packages have dropped enteric coating labeling provided by the manufacturer. Any advice with this would be helpful if previously encountered.

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