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Status	Drug name	NICE TAs	Comments
	Epimax®		Equivalent to Diprobase® OTC preparation: A prescription for an over the counter emollient for treatment of mild dry skin should not routinely be offered in primary care - appropriate for self-care.
	Epimax® Excetra cream		Equivelant to Cetraben® OTC preparation: A prescription for an over the counter emollient for treatment of mild dry skin should not routinely be offered in primary care - appropriate for self-care.
	Epimax® Isomel gel		Equivelant to Doublebase® Gel OTC preparation: A prescription for an over the counter emollient for treatment of mild dry skin should not routinely be offered in primary care - appropriate for self-care.
	Epimax® Moisturising cream		Equivalent to E45 cream OTC preparation: A prescription for an over the counter emollient for treatment of mild dry skin should not routinely be offered in primary care - appropriate for self-care.
	Epimax® Oatmeal cream		Similar to Aveeno OTC preparation: A prescription for an over the counter emollient for treatment of mild dry skin should not routinely be offered in primary care - appropriate for self-care.
	Epimax® ointment		Similar to Epaderm® ointment and Hydromol® ointment MHRA Drug Safety Update, July 2024: Epimax Ointment and Epimax Paraffin-Free Ointment: reports of ocular surface toxicity and ocular chemical injury. Do not prescribe this ointment for use on the face. OTC preparation: A prescription for an over the counter emollient for treatment of mild dry skin should not routinely be offered in primary care - appropriate for self-care.
	Epimax® paraffin-free ointment		Ointment MHRA Drug Safety Update, July 2024: Epimax Ointment and Epimax Paraffin-Free Ointment: reports of ocular surface toxicity and ocular chemical injury. Do not prescribe this ointment for use on the face. OTC preparation: A prescription for an over the counter emollient for treatment of mild dry skin should not routinely be offered in primary care - appropriate for self-care.
	Epirubicin injection		For hospital use only
	Epirubilin solution for injection	TA250 - Eribulin for the treatment of locally advanced or metastatic breast cancer TA423 - Eribulin for treating locally advanced or metastatic breast cancer after 2 or more chemotherapy regimens TA515 - Eribulin for treating locally advanced or metastatic breast cancer after 1 chemotherapy regimen
	Eplerenone tablets

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