Lost Prescription Antibiotics

Zithromax belongs to macrolide antibacterial medications, treats moderate to mild infections resulted from susceptible strains of certain bacteria.

Floxin is a well-known antibiotic that is used by adults to treat mild as well as moderate types of infection, which have resulted from bacteria strains that display sensitivity.

Zagam (also known as Sparfloxacin) is applicable for adults over 18 years old, who are diagnosed with bacterial infections, which have resulted from susceptible strains of the specific microorganisms.

Cephalexin belongs to Cephalosporin Antibiotics and is applied to cure bacterial infections by destroying bacteria and/or stopping their further growth and development.

Lincocin is generally used for treatment of adverse infections resulted from the activity of such bacteria as pneumococci, streptococci, and staphylococci.

Cleocin is an antibiotic that is prescribed to treat severe infections resulted from by susceptible anaerobic bacteria, streptococci, staphylococci, pneumococci and others.

The range of infections that can be treated with antibiotic named Suprax covers otitis media, pneumonia, UTIs, strep throat, Lyme disease, gonorrhea and others.

Zithromax belongs to macrolide antibacterial medications, treats moderate to mild infections resulted from susceptible strains of certain bacteria.

Erythromycin is a representative of macrolide antibiotics, which are designed to decelerate the growth and development of bacteria and treat infections of skin, respiratory tract, syphilis and others.

Sumycin is an antibiotic that is applied for treatment of various bacterial infections of intestines, skin, urinary and respiratory tracts, lymph nodes, genitals etc.

Flagyl is an antibiotic drug taken orally, which represents the synthetic version and can be used for treatment of such infections as T. vaginalis, trichomoniasis etc.

The antibiotic named Minocin is applicable to treat bacterial infections, such as typhus fever, Q fever, tick fever, RTIs, trachoma conjunctivitis, cholera and many others.