I looked in the MPR (Monthly Prescribing Reference) & Drake & Drake's Pharm Word book.

TIA.

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Also, found Tigan (ADI)- antiemetic, Cap. 100 mg Bot. 100s, 250 mg Bot. 100s. Amp: (100 mg/ml) 2 ml. Box 10s. Vial 20 ml. Supp: 200 mg Box 10s, 50s. Pediatric Supp: 100 mg Box 10s.

OR could the doctor be slamming Phenergan into two syllables? Just a thought.....

I'm not sure how these are supposed to be pronounced, though, I would think it would be Teye-gan and Teye-con, rather than with a short "i" sound. Maybe mispronounced? HTH.

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I can't give you the exact scoop on it, and check the hyphen please, but parents put Thick-It in food?/liquids so aspiration is less of a problem if that is a problem usually. In the case where I saw it used, the speech therapist recommended it.

Have a nice Thanksgiving all.

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