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                    PREP AR A TIONS A V AIL ABLE


                           GENERIC NAME             AVAILABLE AS                GENERIC NAME             AVAILABLE AS
                         DRUGS FOR THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE ALCOHOL             DRUGS FOR THE PREVENTION OF ALCOHOL ABUSE
                         WITHDRAWAL SYNDROME (SEE ALSO CHAPTER 22         Acamprosate calcium     Generic, Campral
                                FOR OTHER BENZODIAZEPINES)
                                                                          Disulfiram              Generic, Antabuse
                     Chlordiazepoxide HCl     Generic, Librium
                                                                          Naltrexone HCl          Generic, Vivitrol, ReVia
                     Diazepam                 Generic, Valium               DRUGS FOR THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE METHANOL OR
                     Lorazepam                Generic, Ativan                         ETHYLENE GLYCOL POISONING
                     Oxazepam                 Generic, Serax              Ethanol                 Generic
                     Thiamine HCl             Generic                     Fomepizole              Generic, Antizol




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