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Alendronate sodium is the generic name for a bisphosphonate osteoporosis medicine. Its common trade names include: - Fosamax - Fosamax Plus D (alendronate plus vitamin D in some markets)
Trade names can vary by country and formulation. Check the label for the active ingredient: “alendronate sodium” (or “alendronic acid” equivalents) and the strength (for example, 5 mg, 10 mg, 35 mg, or 70 mg). If your prescription says “alendronate sodium,” the pharmacy may substitute a different trade name that still contains the same active ingredient and strength.
Alendronate sodium is most commonly prescribed as oral tablets taken on a weekly or daily schedule, depending on the specific product and dose. If you tell me your country and tablet strength, I can help narrow down the likely brand used there.
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