Talk:Ketorolac
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ketrolac reacts with sodium azide in presence of sulphuric acid and sodiumhydroxide , what is the formation of the product?
[edit] US specific information
Actually, "Dosage, availability and price" part is valid for US only, and US is not a typical example when we are talking about drugs. In Russia, for example, price is about 10 times less, and I think it's available over-the-counter in most of the world.
