Valeant says it began shipping authorized generic version of irritable bowel drug Librax

Valeant Pharma begins selling generic IBS drug

ALISO VIEJO, Calif. — Valeant Pharmaceuticals said Monday it began selling a generic version of Librax, a treatment for irritable bowel syndrome drug.
Valeant said its product is an authorized generic. It will be sold by Valeant’s Oceanside Pharmaceuticals division. Librax is a combination of two compounds: chlordiazepoxide hydrochloride, and … Read more : Valeant says it began shipping authorized generic version of irritable bowel drug Librax. Go to Source

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