Medicines From Purdue
Purdue is a pioneer in healthcare, with a patient-first approach in developing medicines. We combine medical science with compassionate care in every phase of drug research and manufacturing.
Today, Purdue offers prescription opioids and Avrio Health, a Purdue subsidiary focused on consumer health, offers laxatives, antiseptics, and dietary supplements.
For each prescription medication listed below, you can readily access the MEDICATION GUIDE and FULL PRESCRIBING INFORMATION when you click on the links below the product name.
Information About Safe Disposal of Opioids
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Prescription opioid medicines are controlled substances. It is VERY IMPORTANT to read the Medication Guide that comes with your prescription medicine.
What is the Medication Guide?
- The Medication Guide is an FDA-approved document written in non-medical language so that the general public can more easily understand the information and the important warnings
- The Medication Guide is a 1-page, 1-sided document that explains how to safely use, store, and dispose of your used or unused prescription medicine
- The Medication Guide will include important information specific to the medicine you were prescribed
- This document is given to you when you receive your prescription from the pharmacy
- Your healthcare team (your doctor, nurse, physician assistant, and/or pharmacist) needs you to follow all of the instructions in the Medication Guide. Staying informed about your medicine can help with a treatment plan that’s appropriate for you
Where can I find the Medication Guide for my Purdue medicine?
Click on the Medication Guide links under the prescription medications below. You can also ask your pharmacist, doctor, nurse, or physician assistant for the Medication Guide. If you have any questions about your prescription or the Medication Guide, ask your healthcare provider.