On Sat, 10 Jun 2006 02:32:59 -0500, wrote:

According to this article:

http://www.petplace.com/drug-library...one/page1.aspx


"This drug is registered for use in humans and animals.

Human formulations: Prelone® (Muro), Key-Pred® (Hyrex), Predalone®
(Forest), Predcor® (Hauck), Delta-Cortef® (Upjohn) and various generic
preparations

Veterinary formulations: Delta-Cortef® (Upjohn), Prednis-Tab® (Vet-A-
Mix), Meticorten® (Schering), Solu-Delta-Cortef® (Upjohn), Sterisol®
(Anthony), Cortisate-20® (Anthony) and various generic preparations"



Does the human formulation of Prednisolone really differ from the vet
formula? I thought that 5mg of a drug is the same regardless of whether
it's for a human or an animal.


Not sure about Prednisolone, but I know for a fact Prednisone is the
same, and can be filled at a pharmacy, as this is what I do for
Internet. I'm pretty sure it should be the same for Prednisolone.

Ginger-lyn

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