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salbutamol
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sal·bu·ta·mol  (sl-byt-môl, -ml, -ml)
n.
A sympathomimetic agent, C13H21NO3, used as a bronchodilator, especially in the treatment of asthma.
[sal(icylic acid) + but(yl) + am(ino)- + -ol.]
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Nearer the front of the picture is Volmax on the right and a Shell petrol station on the corner.
LETTERS: YOUR VIEWS by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
A big point of contention was the firm's test method for Volmax (albuterol sulfate) tablets, which Gangi said was deficient because of a sample prep procedure he insisted was not adequte to "completely and reliably" dissolve the tablets.
Analysis of 483s/EIRs for GMP validation issues. (Food and Drug ... by McCarty, Mark / Validation Times
One theme that ran throughout the documentation released by FDA was the firm's method of crushing tablets of Volmax (albuterol sulfate).
Agency, Muro hash out ways to crush tablets by Inspection Monitor
 
 
 
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