[epilepsy] Re: clobazam (frisium) approved

 

No, it is not clonopin. Clobazam is the generic name for Frisium if you get it out of Europe and Urbanyl if you get it out of Canada. My daughter has been on it for about 4 years with good results. It is just now being approved in the US and will be manufactured and sold as ONFI. I am so excited because it's been costing about $450/month. I didn't know if anyone else was using it and would be glad to know that they will be able to get it covered by insurance in January.

Leiann

--- In epilepsy@yahoogroups.com, Susan Wain <susan.wain@...> wrote:
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> Subject: [epilepsy] clobazam (frisium) approved
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> Just heard that clobazam is approved in the US. I hear that it won't hit market until January, but then it should get covered by insurance. Yay!
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