Level 1 drugs

Level or Tier 1: Low-cost generic and brand-name drugs; Level or Tier 2: Higher-cost generic and brand-name drugs; Level or Tier 3: High-cost, mostly brand-name drugs that may have generic or brand-name alternatives in Levels 1 or 2; Level or Tier 4: Highest-cost, mostly brand-name drugs

Figure 1: Relative COX selectivity of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs level of COX-1 vs COX-2 inhibition. The general relationship between level

Level or Tier 3: High-cost, mostly brand-name drugs that may have generic or brand-name alternatives in Levels 1 or 2; Level or Tier 4: Highest-cost, mostly brand-name drugs; 5-tier plan: Covered prescription drugs are assigned to 1 of 5 different levels with corresponding copayment or coinsurance amounts. The levels are organized as follows

[1] Dicyclomine should not be used during lactation. Drug Levels. Maternal Levels. Relevant published information was not found as of the

3-tier plan: Covered prescription drugs are assigned to 1 of 3 different levels with corresponding copayment or coinsurance amounts. The levels are organized as follows: Level or Tier 1: Generic drugs, which could be low-cost preferred generics or general preferred generics; Level or Tier 2: Brand-name drugs, including preferred and

TABLE 1 TO PARAGRAPH (a)(1)URINE, INITIAL TEST CUTOFF LEVELS FOR DRUGS AND DRUG METABOLITES. Drugs or drug metabolites, Cutoff level [nanograms (ng)/mL].

Level or Tier 1: Preferred, low-cost generic drugs Level or Tier 2: Nonpreferred and low-cost generic drugs Level or Tier 3: Preferred brand-

Table 1 summarizes the drug classes that may potentially increase phenytoin serum levels. phenytoin serum levels. Drug Classes. Drugs in each Class (such as).

[1] Dicyclomine should not be used during lactation. Drug Levels. Maternal Levels. Relevant published information was not found as of the