List of drugs: Cp-Cz
This multi-page article lists pharmaceutical drugs alphabetically by name. Many drugs have more than one name and, therefore, the same drug may be listed more than once. Brand names and generic names are differentiated by the use of capital initials for the former.
Abbreviations are used in the list as follows:
- INN = International Nonproprietary Name
- BAN = British Approved Name
- USAN = United States Adopted Name
- Two-letter codes for countries
Comprehensive list of over 20,000 medications / pharmaceutical drugs sorted alphabetically. Please help add detailed information about each medication including their pharmacology, mechanism of action, indications, side effects, and other relevant information for each of these medications. Some of the useful resources for information including the Food and Drug Administration, Drug bank (Canada) and UK medicines info Also see the top 200 prescription drugs in US and drug classes.
List of pharmaceutical drugs/medications sorted alphabetically[edit source]
A – B – C – D – E – F – G – H – I – J – K – L – M – N – O – P – Q – R – S – T – U – V – W – X – Y – Z – 0 - 9
Top 200 drugs | Medicare drugs | Canadian drugs | Dictionary of drugs | drug classes
Ca | Cb–Ce | Cf–Ch | Ci | Cj–Cl | Cm–Co | Cp–Cz
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cp[edit | edit source]
cr[edit | edit source]
cre-cri[edit | edit source]
- creatinolfosfate (INN)
- crenezumab (USAN, INN)
- crenolanib (USAN, INN)
- Creo-Terpin
- Creomulsion Cough
- Creon 10
- Creon 20
- Creon 25
- Creon 5
- Crescormon
- cresotamide (INN)
- Crestor
- Cresylate
- crilvastatin (INN)
- Crinone
- crisnatol (INN)
- Criticare HN
- Crixivan
- crizotinib (USAN), INN)
cro-cry[edit | edit source]
- croconazole (INN)
- CroFab
- crolibulin (USAN, INN)
- Crolom
- cromakalim (INN)
- cromitrile (INN)
- cromoglicate lisetil (INN)
- cromoglicic acid (INN)
- Cromoptic
- cronidipine (INN)
- cropropamide (INN)
- croscarmellose (INN)
- crospovidone (INN)
- Crosseal
- crotamiton (INN)
- Crotan
- crotetamide (INN)
- crotoniazide (INN)
- Cruex
- crufomate (INN)
- cryofluorane (INN)
- Cryselle
- Crystamine
- Crysti 1000
- Crysticillin A.S.
- Crystodigin
cs-ct[edit | edit source]
cu[edit | edit source]
- Cu-7
- Cubicin
- Cuprimine
- cuprimyxin (INN)
- cuproxoline (INN)
- Curosurf
- Curretab
- custirsen (USAN, INN)
- Cutar
- Cutivate
cy[edit | edit source]
cya[edit | edit source]
- cyacetacide (INN)
- cyamemazine (INN)
- cyanocobalamin (57 Co) (INN)
- cyanocobalamin (58 Co) (INN)
- cyanocobalamin (60 Co) (INN)
- cyanocobalamin (INN)
- Cyanoject
- Cyanokit (Pfizer)
cyc[edit | edit source]
cycl[edit | edit source]
cycla-cycli[edit | edit source]
- Cyclaine
- cyclandelate (INN)
- Cyclapen-W
- cyclarbamate (INN)
- cyclazocine (INN)
- cyclazodone (INN)
- Cyclessa
- cyclexanone (INN)
- cycliramine (INN)
- cyclizine (INN)
cyclo[edit | edit source]
- cyclobarbital (INN)
- cyclobenzaprine (INN)
- cyclobutoic acid (INN)
- cyclobutyrol (INN)
- Cyclocort
- cyclofenil (INN)
- cycloguanil embonate (INN)
- Cyclogyl
- Cyclomen. Redirects to Danazol.
- cyclomenol (INN)
- cyclomethycaine (INN)
- Cyclomydril
- Cyclopar
- cyclopentamine (INN)
- cyclopenthiazide (INN)
- cyclopentolate (INN)
- cyclophosphamide (INN)
- cyclopregnol (INN)
- cyclopropane (INN)
- cyclopyrronium bromide (INN)
- cycloserine (INN)
- Cyclospasmol
- cyclothiazide (INN)
- cyclovalone (INN)
cyco-cycr[edit | edit source]
cyh-cys[edit | edit source]
- cyheptamide (INN)
- cyheptropine (INN)
- Cyklokapron
- Cylate
- Cylert
- Cylex
- cynarine (INN)
- Cyomin
- cypenamine (INN)
- cyprazepam (INN)
- cyprenorphine (INN)
- cyprodenate (INN)
- cyproheptadine (INN)
- cyprolidol (INN)
- cyproterone (INN)
- cyromazine (INN)
- Cystadane
- Cystagon
- cysteine (INN)
- Cystastat
- Cysto-Conray II
- Cystografin
- Cystospaz
cyt[edit | edit source]
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