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Phenyl salicylate
Drugs with the active ingredient Phenyl salicylate
This page lists the patient information or the package insert for 15 drugs with the active ingredient Phenyl salicylate.
15 in combination with another active ingredient 15 prescription (Rx)
Combinations with Phenyl salicylate
Drugs with 4 or more active ingredients
Drug Other active ingredients Rx / OTC
Hyophen PI
Benzoic acid , Hyoscyamine , Methenamine , Methylene blue cation prescription (Rx)
Mb Caps PI
Hyoscyamine , Methenamine , Methylene blue cation , Phosphate ion prescription (Rx)
Phosphasal PI
Hyoscyamine , Methenamine , Methylene blue cation , Sodium cation prescription (Rx)
Urelle PI
Hyoscyamine , Methenamine , Methylene blue cation , Phosphate ion prescription (Rx)
Uretron D/S PI
Hyoscyamine , Methenamine , Methylene blue cation , Sodium cation prescription (Rx)
Uribel PI
Hyoscyamine , Methenamine , Methylene blue cation , Sodium cation prescription (Rx)
Uribel Tabs PI
Benzoic acid , Hyoscyamine , Methenamine , Methylene blue cation prescription (Rx)
Urimar-T Caps PI
Hyoscyamine , Methenamine , Methylene blue cation , Phosphate ion prescription (Rx)
Urin D/S PI
Hyoscyamine , Methenamine , Methylene blue cation , Sodium cation prescription (Rx)
Uro-MP PI
Hyoscyamine , Methenamine , Methylene blue cation , Sodium cation prescription (Rx)
UroAv-81 PI
Hyoscyamine , Methenamine , Methylene blue cation , Sodium cation prescription (Rx)
UroAv-B PI
Hyoscyamine , Methenamine , Methylene blue cation , Sodium cation prescription (Rx)
Ustell PI
Hyoscyamine , Methenamine , Methylene blue cation , Sodium cation prescription (Rx)
Vilamit MB PI
Hyoscyamine , Methenamine , Methylene blue cation , Phosphate ion prescription (Rx)
Vilevev MB PI
Hyoscyamine , Methenamine , Methylene blue cation , Phosphate ion prescription (Rx)
Drug classes
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Sources: FDA drug labeling via the National Library of Medicine DailyMed (patient information, package inserts, active ingredients, Rx or OTC status, DEA schedules and Established Pharmacologic Classes) and the FDA Drug Shortages database. Ask your doctor or pharmacist which medication is right for you.
