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"Mylan 752" Pill

What is Mylan 752? If you mean a blue-colored tablet indexed with "M" on one side and "752" on the other, you should better refer to our page for Mylan's M 752 pill. But if your medication is a white scored round tablet with "MYLAN 752" imprinted on the front side (the other side is blank), it is in fact, a Mylan 152 pill (Clonidine 0.1 mg).

The problem is that the first digit in the number "152" may sometimes be wrongly read as "7", not as "1". As far as we know, there is no pill with "MYLAN 752" code, but there is a pill imprinted with "MYLAN 152". So, Mylan 752 should be correctly read as Mylan 152.

Clonidine is normally used to treat hypertension, but there are other uses, too, though they are not approved by the FDA. They include treatment of painful menstrual periods, menopausal flushing, diabetic diarrhea, Tourette's Syndrome, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), postherpetic neuralgia, ulcerative colitis, and withdrawal symptoms from dependence on narcotics, alcohol, or nicotine (smoking).

You benefit directly when Mylan Generics are used in place of name-brand medicines. First, because you will be receiving a high quality medicine, and second, because Mylan Generics are generally more affordable.

The manufacturing facilities of all pharmaceutical companies - those making name-brand drugs and those making equivalent alternatives - are routinely inspected by the FDA. These savings are the result of Mylan's good, old-fashioned, American competition. As you can well appreciate, when there is more than one company manufacturing and/or selling the same product, the competition generally results in cost savings for the consumer.

However, you may try and order Clonidine marketed by
other manufacturers, too!

You may try and order the medication by clicking this image of "Mylan 752" - Mylan 152 Clonidine 0.1 mg tablet.

There is another white-colored pill indexed with the number "752", or, more precisely, with "93 752", (93 and 752 are divided by a score, the other side is blank). The medication has nothing to do with Mylan pills as this white 93-752 pill is Atenolol 50 mg (a generic version of Tenormin, a beta-blocker) manufactured by Teva Pharmaceuticals.