Mylan's Darvocet

Mylan Pharmaceuticals manufactures several formulations of generic Darvocet. Today, we shall compare two of them - distributed as Mylan 130 and Mylan 155.

Both of them contain acetaminophen 650mg, but the other component is different. In Mylan 130, hydrochloride salt of propoxyphene is used (this formulation can be called Darvocet - just Darvocet, without any additional labels). In Mylan 155, propoxyphene napsylate is used, and this formulation is normally called Darvocet-N 100.

Due to the fact that these propoxyphene salts have different molecular masses, the amount of propoxyphene in both formulations is the same, though Mylan 155 contains 100mg of propoxyphene (napsylate) and Mylan 130 - only 65mg of propoxyphene (hydrochloride). However, propoxyphene napsylate is claimed to have less risk of abuse, as this salt is almost insoluble in water and, as a result, it cannot be injected. Moreover, propoxyphene napsylate gives lower peak blood level. Both features make Mylan 130 less common as compared to Mylan 155.

Mylan 130

Now, what is Mylan 130? In short, it is Darvocet again. Each pill contains 650 mg of Acetaminophen together with 65 mg of Propoxyphene Hydrochloride. It is a mild narcotic pain reliever and a fever reducer. And the description, of course. The pill is oval and oblong, orange colored, film coated, with "MYLAN" letters imprinted on one side and the number "130" on the other.

Mylan 155 again

Mylan 155 page (about Darvocet) is updated (corrected and expanded).

Mylan 155

What is Mylan 155 pill? You mean a pill, or tablet with the letters MYLAN and the number 155 imprinted on it. If you have such a pill, it is Darvocet-N 100. The pill is oblong, film-coated. Its color is from pink to red. And it contains 650 mg of acetaminophen and 100 mg of propoxyphene napsylate. It is propoxyphene napsylate that gives Darvocet the letter "N" and the number "100", and Mylan's generic version of the medication is indexed "Mylan 155". It is a pain reliever and an anti-inflammatory drug. Quite popular, we may say.