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cromolyn sodium
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cromolyn sodium [′krō·mə·lin ¦sōd·ē·əm]
(pharmacology)
C23H14Na2O11An inhaled anti-inflammatory agent that prevents the degranulation of mast cells; effective in preventing bronchoconstriction.


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Prescription eye drops that block the release of histamines include Crolom (cromolyn), Alomide (lodoxamide) and Livostin.
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Opthalmic Pharmaceutical Markets Include: Visudyne, Macugen, Restasis, Acular, Acular LS, Voltaren, Nevanac, Xibrom, Patanol, Zaditor, Emadine, Alomide, Pred Mild, Opticom, Alocril, Elestat, Crolom, Alrex, Optivar, Alamast, Livostin and Vasocon
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For the last few years, Crolom has been the only available brand and is currently generating sales of approximately $11 million in the United States.
Akorn Launches Cromolyn Sodium, Anti Allergic Eye Drug by Business Wire
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