Ultram Generic Labeling Should Require 25 Mg Titration Regimen, J&J Says
Executive Summary
Johnson & Johnson is willing to waive its exclusivity for the protected 25 mg titration schedule for Ultram (tramadol) if FDA makes a determination that that schedule is superior to the 50 mg titration regimen
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