Sorry, Barbara and Lily Malvern, PA

I need someone to 'splain this to me.Makes no sense. The active ingredient in Prascend is pergolide mesylate. To my mind,the compounded product needs to contain 1mg of pergolide mesylate in order to

>Could someone please send me the link for how to add to / edit the CH form? Please can you sign your posts? Lorna in Ontario,Canada ECIRModerator 2002 *See What Works in

You would think they would include a little note explaining their rationale, so they wouldn't be getting so many inquiries! Ferne Fedeli No. California 4/2010​ -- Ferne Fedeli No. California 4/2010

Hi all, I just received the results of Libby's latest KSU test and I am really puzzled by it. The ferratin value is quite a bit higher than the last test, even though the current hay has 1/10 of the

Could someone please send me the link for how to add to / edit the CH form?

I spoke with one of their pharmacists. He concurs what Leigh has written here. To duplicate the efficacy of 1.0mg of active ingredient in prascend, they use 1.3mg of their compounded product.. Hence,

They don't all present the classic signs of Cushing's. My gelding was diagnosed after repeated bouts of odd abscesses on his face that wouldn't clear up, abnormal issues with parasites and the only

Hi <<<< but this recreant would still like help trying to avoid fall founder. But, I could try to restrict her grazing in the fall if this was very important, OR, as I would rather do, up the dose

I have filled out the CH. When I went to copy a link to it from my email to add to my reply, the rest of the message erased! Grrr!!

....."I'm afraid I get a bit addled by the number of steps required and hoops to jump through on this site" ......"I know I don't follow the regime prescribed here," ".....I haven't found the time to

---In EquineCushings@..., <equinesrfun@...> wrote : Am I correct in understanding that it is the rulings of the courts that have prevented the FDA from going after compounding pharmacies? Is there an

I would add to this: Recognizing signs of subclinical foot issues and their signs. Recognizing signs of subclinical lameness issues and their signs. Correctly diagnosing same. Foot form that helps the

Haven't read it yet, but on my screen for later. Not sure HOW far you want to go. It's 170 pages.

Why wonder? Simply rejoice!! I have two IRs: one is as stoic as the day is long. She must've had sub-clinically laminitis for years that I didnt recognize until her PPID was diagnosed and I felt

Companies come and go all the time. Do a Google search for pergolide mesylate suppliers; e.g.: Pergolide Mesylate, Pergolide Mesylate Suppliers and Manufacturers at Alibaba.com

I think I've finally found the source message (#103801) about where pergolide comes from: Eastern Europe and China The message was from 2008 and posted by Dr. Frank K. Reilly

Ha ha! I have just the thing as long as Canadian inserts are the same as American. It was so small I needed to take 2 pictures: Insert part

LJ, I wondered about the same thing for a while. I had adopted an older appy pony that was blind and hadn't shed out for at least 3 years. Was obviously cushings. He was living on mowed (YIKES)

Before I started treating Jesse on or around January, he was full cushings.. heavy coat.. sweating etc.. I didnt know he had a problem and almost daily. I let him pasture on grass for an hour and fed