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I used to take these pills as a child in the 60s thru 70s for allergies. does it still exist? and what are the ingredients? its a round coated green small tablet. thank you for your help sylvia
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I'll try again. Also, change the spelling to pyrabenzamine....Look on line...
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JB Says:
I tried a different spelling of this drug and think it may be pyribenzamine......
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H.R. Says:
I took Pyrobenzamine in the 1950's. It was manufactured by Ciba and each little green pill was scored for easier halving and had the word CIBA etched into it.
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Jeanne Pusch Says:
I took pyrobenzamine in the '50s. It worked miracles with my eczema.
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Verwon Says:
It does not appear so, I cannot find it listed in any prescription drug databases or formularies.
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Robin Lampert Says:
Do they still manufacture this medication?
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Verwon Says:
Sorry, but your description will not really help much, there are no proprietary guidelines in the pharmaceutical industry for colors or shapes of pills. Therefore, there are tons of pills on the market that are round and green, and each one made by a different company will be something different.
That said, I am not finding any current information on this drug, so my guess would be that it is no longer available.
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J.B. Says:
I was given pyrobenzamine as a kid for rose fever - I think it was in the 40's. It worked like a charm - and I only had to take 1/2 tablet (green) 2 to 6 times and the incessant sneezing, swollen, closed shut eyes, cleared up! A prescription lasted forever. Recently when I went in to ask a pharmacist about pyrobenzamine, I was looked at like I was crazy!
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charles worrell Says:
Pyrobenzamine was prescribed for the relief of respiratory ailment.
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