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Lysine (lysine acetate)
Lysine (lysine acetate)
This page lists the patient medication information or the product monograph for 5 drugs with the active ingredient Lysine (lysine acetate).
5 in combination with another active ingredient
Combinations with Lysine (lysine acetate)
Drugs with 4 or more active ingredients
Drug Other active ingredients Rx or OTC
20% Prosol PM
Alanine , Arginine , DL-methionine , Glutamic acid , Glycine , Histidine , Isoleucine , L-aspartic acid , Leucine , Phenylalanine , Proline , Serine , Threonine , Tryptophan , Tyrosine , Valine
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Aminosyn 8.5% Injection with Electrolytes PM
Arginine , Glycine , Histidine , Isoleucine , L-alanine , Leucine , Magnesium chloride , Methionine , Phenylalanine , Potassium phosphate dibasic , Proline , Serine , Sodium chloride , Threonine , Tryptophan , Tyrosine , Valine
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Smofkabiven
Alanine , Arginine , Calcium chloride , Dextrose , Fish oil , Glycine , Histidine , Isoleucine , Leucine , Magnesium sulfate , Medium chain triglycerides (mct) , Methionine , Olive oil , Phenylalanine , Potassium chloride , Proline , Serine , Sodium acetate , Sodium acetate trihydrate , Sodium glycerophosphate , Soybean oil , Taurine , Threonine , Tryptophan , Tyrosine , Valine , Zinc sulfate heptahydrate
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Smofkabiven Electrolyte Free PM
Alanine , Arginine , Dextrose , Fish oil , Glycine , Histidine , Isoleucine , Leucine , Medium chain triglycerides (mct) , Methionine , Olive oil , Phenylalanine , Proline , Serine , Soybean oil , Taurine , Threonine , Tryptophan , Tyrosine , Valine
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Smofkabiven Peripheral
Alanine , Arginine , Calcium chloride , Dextrose , Fish oil , Glycine , Histidine , Isoleucine , Leucine , Magnesium sulfate , Medium chain triglycerides (mct) , Methionine , Olive oil , Phenylalanine , Potassium chloride , Proline , Serine , Sodium acetate trihydrate , Sodium glycerophosphate , Soybean oil , Taurine , Threonine , Tryptophan , Tyrosine , Valine , Zinc sulfate heptahydrate
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Sources: patient medication information, product monographs, active ingredients, ATC codes and Rx or OTC status: Health Canada, Drug Product Database and product monographs. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice.