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Zantac 75 EFFERdose approval dependent upon minor label changes.

This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet

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ZANTAC 75 EFFERDOSE FIRST OTC EFFERVESCENT H2 ANTAGONIST to be approved by FDA. Glaxo Wellcome's NDA (20-745) for the effervescent tablet form of 75 mg ranitidine cleared the agency Feb. 26. Glaxo received an "approvable" letter for the effervescent dosage form of the heartburn remedy July 8 ("The Tan Sheet" July 28, 1997, p. 8). The NDA was filed in July 1996. Warner-Lambert markets Zantac 75 under a joint venture arrangement for Glaxo's Rx-to-OTC switch products.

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