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Generic Lotronex Availability
Lotronex is a brand name of alosetron, approved by the FDA in the following formulation(s):
LOTRONEX (alosetron hydrochloride - tablet;oral)
Manufacturer: PROMETHEUS LABS
Approval date: February 9, 2000
Strength(s): EQ 1MG BASE [RLD]
Manufacturer: PROMETHEUS LABS
Approval date: December 23, 2003
Strength(s): EQ 0.5MG BASE
Has a generic version of Lotronex been approved?
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Related Patents
Patents are granted by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office at any time during a drug's development and may include a wide range of claims.
Medicaments for the treatment of non-constipated female irritable bowel syndrome
Patent 6,284,770
Issued: September 4, 2001
Inventor(s): Mangel; Allen Wayne & Northcutt; Allison Ruth
Assignee(s): Glaxo Wellcome Inc.
This invention relates to the use of 5-HT3 receptor antagonists in the treatment of nonconstipated female IBS patients.Patent expiration dates:
- October 5, 2018✓
- October 5, 2018
See also...
- Lotronex Consumer Information (Drugs.com)
- Lotronex Consumer Information (Wolters Kluwer)
- Lotronex Consumer Information (Cerner Multum)
- Lotronex Advanced Consumer Information (Micromedex®)
- Lotronex AHFS DI Monographs (ASHP)
- Alosetron Consumer Information (Wolters Kluwer)
- Alosetron Consumer Information (Cerner Multum)
- Alosetron Advanced Consumer Information (Micromedex®)
- Alosetron Hydrochloride AHFS DI Monographs (ASHP)
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Research Interests: Environmental Education, Environmental Impacts of Tourism, Marine Tourism and Outdoor Recreation
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B.S. National Dong-Hwa University
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The Green Bay School District sent a letter Thursday to families of students who attend Eisenhower Elementary School, noting teachers will continue to provide quality education while the school is under investigation for breaking security while administering standardized tests.
The district told the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction that a principal at Eisenhower Elementary delivered live questions from the Wisconsin Knowledge and Concepts Examination to some teachers to be used during practice exams. The district and DPI won't comment until the investigation is complete.
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Another Monday morning and time on my hands. What's a drummer to do? Sniff industrial strength airplane glue? Varnish the neighbours cat? Or take a kit out in to the garden and take a few pics? Of course, pics first then sniff glue and varnish the cat. lol
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Nice kit... I'm especially diggin that snare... what is it?
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Hi Dirtysticks
It is a Jeff Ocheltree limited edition 14"x6.5" heavy metals carbon steel snare.
Put a Puresound carbon steel wire on it.
It sounds like a shotgun! Just right for a bit of quiet jazz. lol
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It's a beaut... i once toyed around with the idea of buying a 5.5x14 Carbon Steel, but I was indecisive about spending the dough, and when I made up my mind to get it, someone else beat me to it! I might have to re-visit that idea!
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Nice drums, nice cymbals, nice setup, nice heads. That is certainly my kind of set. Peace and goodwill.
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Very nice, clean, comfortable looking - I'd hit it!
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Ooh its my fave game on Drummerworld: Guess what country the pics were taken in, based on whatevers in the background. (But this ones got me stumped.)
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Looks like England to me. Why don't your drums match, didn't it start out as this?
I ask because I wonder if you are one of 49 others who have my set.
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Hi Guys
It is indeed England. Just outside London on the south coast.
The drums don't match cos thats how I wanted them. lol
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we seem to always have one shocker a year - so good to get this one out of the way
we seem to always have one shocker a year - so good to get this one out of the way
My 2008/09 stats
Games: 10 Innings: 10 Nout Outs: 3 Runs: 489 Average: 69.86 Highest: 154 Fifties: 0 Hundreds: 3
Catches: 7
From Oddschecker.
5/1 - Joe Rokocoko
6/1 - Sitivini Sivivatu
9/1 - Doug Howlett
16/1 - Brian Habana
25/1 - Mils Muliaina
33/1 - Isaia Toeava, Christophe Dominici, Luke McAllister, Leon MacDonald
40/1 - Aurelien Rougerie, Vincent Clerc, Cedric Heymans, Lote Tuqiri
66/1 - Stirling Mortlock
80/1 - Dan Carter, Brian O'Driscoll, Jason Robinson, Chris Latham
100/1 - Shane Williams, Jean De Villiers
125/1 - Josh Lewsey, Mark Cueto, Percy Montgomery, Matt Giteau
150/1 - Gareth Thomas
200/1 - Julian Huxley, Francois Steyn
300/1 - Chris Paterson
7 Kiwis quoted in the first 9, which is no surprised given they're nailed on for 7 games at least, but with the minnows it is a bit of a crap shoot. Josh Lewsey ran in 5 tries v Uruguay last time, as did Latham v Namibia, so it only takes one performance like that to put yourself in contention. If you fancy England to jam the semis there's some decent value on our back 3 who could fill their boots v USA & Tonga.
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Rutherford County and the Town of Rutherfordton have approved a set of industrial incentives with the intent of bringing a new business to the county.
During a special joint meeting Monday, Rutherford County Commissioners and the Rutherfordton Town Council approved local matches for grants through the One NC Fund Program. The Ruth Town Council was set to approve a similar resolution, however the Council failed to have a quorum at the joint meeting.
Rutherford County Economic Development Commission (EDC) Director Matt Blackwell outlined the limited information available surrounding the potential new business, code named VSC.
He said the company plans to invest $12-14 million over five years and create 76 full-time jobs.
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Rainbows of hope endlessly span in the ether vast
Effortlessly redoubling in voids' empty caverns
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Captivated in the auspicious moment of success
Impressing no one with odious jargon
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A mind inundated with alien concepts
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Food Flashes focuses on what's happening in the dining community, from restaurant openings and closings, to chef changes, to heart-healthy menus to kids' specials.
Monthly Archive for October, 2012
Texas Craft Brewers Festival showcases the best of the Lone Star state
The 2012 Texas Craft Brewers Festival brought together brewers from all over the state to showcase what Texas has to offer to the beer world. There were well over 100 beers to try from 27 breweries, as well as sessions pairing beer with cheeses and chocolates, and a discussion about the continued evolution of the […] [Read More]
The Esquire recruits bar manager from Austin
And the new bar manager at The Esquire Tavern, 155 E. Commerce St., will be … Houston Eaves. "Houston is making the move from Austin, where he picked up awards for his ability to create, swizzle, shake and stir cocktails at fine establishments such as Eastside Showroom and most recently at the very popular Contigo. […] [Read More]
Culinaria's Feastival touts healthful cooking
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Don't forget about vodka…
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It's National Taco Day
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Free chicken taco, anyone?
Taco Cabana is celebrating National Taco Day (Oct. 4) a little early. Guests visiting participating locations will be offered "one flame-grilled, all-white chicken breast wrapped in a fresh-made flour tortilla," per Taco Cabana's press release. No purchase is necessary and guests can gussy up their chicken taco with Taco C's complimentary salsa bar. The free […] [Read More]
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Chris Kamara May Not Be the Best Reporter in the World….
But he is the most honest.
But he is the most honest.
Best clip ever. Do love the honesty. Ironically, even had he been paying attention, I guarantee he'd have had nothing more to add to the situation – he just would have used more words to state it.
What exactly was he supposed to add? At least he was honest and added some humor to it. Sideline reporters are a waste of time unless they are hot young women. Eye candy is always appreciated.
Chris Kamara is nuts. They need something like Soccer AM here in the states…
no please, not soccer am….
Classic clip though – I much prefer that to the overly glossy US sports presentations.
Soccer AM is good stuff, its fun seeing Skill school and the crossbar challenge and all that goofy stuff. Was hilarious when Kamara put the bullseye undies on and had the Stoke players tee up on him from 10yds away.
Shows like this would be great for giving fans a chance to get to know MLS and USSL players more. One problem with MLS/USSL is a lot of the players are relatively unknown unless you follow NCAA or regularly watch MLS games. Which is hard because neither of the above are on TV much.
Would be better than seeing that Sports Nation, PTI, and all that garbage ESPN has on mid-day.
You probably cant really blame Chris for mistaking the red card for a sub since the match was at Fratton Park and the fans have all but checked out for the season down there.
Hilarious. Future classic.
I saw this on ESPN, at first I thought it was a spoof – absolutely hilarious.
Very funny but this could still be Kammy's best work:


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For days, and days, and days. I went overboard, thanks to a bunch of beautiful, fresh basil the size of Daniel Plainview's ego.
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Posted at: 01/22/2013 4:27 PM
Updated at: 01/22/2013 6:10 PM
By: Robin DeWind
Since the temperature in Rochester is bone chilling now, it's easy to forget that it was 60 degrees just two weeks ago. The changing temperatures have created problems once again for a local pond hockey tournament, causing it to move its location.
The Labatt Blue Rochester Pond Hockey Tournament was supposed to have been held at Bushnell's Basin this weekend. The eight inches of ice needed to play pond hockey however, is not there. That is why after some scrambling by tournament organizers Ray and Tracy House, the tournament has been moved just over the Penfield line to Carey Lake. The two have been emailing teams to alert them of the new location.
This isn't the first time the weather has caused the tournament to be canceled. Last year, due to the mild winter and lack ice, the event had to be called off. That is why the Houses are glad that the participants won't be disappointed for a second year in a row.
"For me its like being without pond hockey is like Christmas never showed up, its not the same," said Ray House.
The two-day tournament that begins on Saturday will include 70 teams. The winning team in the elite division of the Labatt Blue Cup will go on to compete in the sold-out Labatt Blue Buffalo Pond Hockey Tournament to be held February 9.
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Sorry yesterday's post was rather brief – I didn't mean to sound so rude, but I really was dashing out and wanted to set off the blogging chain reaction that the Design Team had ready and waiting to go.
It has been one of "those" weeks…
We managed to arrange a break from visiting Derrick in hospital last weekend so got a bit of quality time together, though we did end up doing chores around the house and garden. However it was rudely interrupted on Monday afternoon when we got a call to say Adrian's mum, Alma, was on her way to hospital in an ambulance! I won't bore you with the details, but we have slight issue on our hands as this is the second time that one of the carers has called emergency services when it wasn't really necessary. It took six hours to "process" her through A&E before she was discharged and we took her home. We ended up having beans on toast for tea at 1 o'clock in the morning!
Many of my regular readers know that Alma has a very rare neurological disorder called Progressive Supranuclear Palsy. It's very difficult to diagnose and there are still many doctors and healthcare staff who have never heard of it or understand it properly. So in the interests of doing my bit to raise awareness, I would ask anyone reading who is involve in health or care to visit the PSP Association website and just read up on the basics – it could save someone else being misdiagnosed with something else which is a common occurrence.
Monday's events triggered a few things and Alma ended up being re-assessed by Social Services today. They agree that she needs two carers at each visit now, which means more hours of care needed, which leads to a 'continuing healtchare review' thing, which means the Primary Care Trust (or whatever they are called this week) need to do a more detailed assessment (calling in the Occupational Therapist, District Nurses, Speech and Language Therapist and Dietician) to see if her care falls into nursing care and therefore the money comes from a different funding pot. Did you get all that? Have you keeled over from bewildered bored bafflement yet? Yeah, it takes real concentration (and a lot of written notes) to actually wade through the acryonyms and jargon and work out exactly what all that bafflegab actually means.
So, the practical upshot for us is that this week has been one of reacting to events, though I did manage to stick to our planned evening yesterday which was having dinner over at my sisters. She lives half an hour's drive away and it's ridiculous how little we have seen of each other over the years. This year we both agreed we would see more of each other and we have managed to do that and we're getting to know each other better. (We are half-sisters and didn't meet til we were in our twenties – long story!)
While I'm talking family – Derrick has been doing quite well for the last week or so – seemed to be recovering well from the last bout of pneumonia, but we are resigned to the idea that it's only a matter of time before he gets it again. Sure enough, he's feeling unwell tonight and may be coming down with it again, sigh. Here we go again, cue Post Office pre-recorded voice: "Chest Infection number seventeen please"!
I've said it before – we all have our crosses to bear and it is how we cope that defines us. I refuse to let this situation define me or my life. I may have to nail the smile on, re-inforce it with a hot glue gun, add a few basting stitches (and possibly add a brad), but I'm damn well determined to keep looking for the positives and find some source of happiness and delight in each and every day. And when this is all over and the grief has subsided, I may start a new career as a fairy godmother giving positive support and advice to others. This will be my motto:
Have a great weekend everyone and hope you all find at least one thing every day to smile about.