Can it be split to be verapamil 240 mg SA, or must it go together verapamil SA 240 mg?
Posted By: stumped on 2007-11-14
In Reply to: Verapamil SA is the actual drug (I believe it is sinoatrial) - MT50
Subject: Can it be split to be verapamil 240 mg SA, or must it go together verapamil SA 240 mg?
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I would say it could be split. It is just giving the version of Verapamil, like ER for extended rele
Subject: I would say it could be split. It is just giving the version of Verapamil, like ER for extended release, or SR for slow release, etc.
It is verapamil but not sure on the other
Subject: It is verapamil but not sure on the other
I will keep looking too unless someone else finds it
Verapamil. sm
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If you are taking a test, you are not only wasting your time but the company's. No offense intended.
Verapamil. sm
Subject: Verapamil. sm
If you are taking a test, you are not only wasting your time but the company's. No offense intended.
verapamil 240 mg SA. What is SA? TIA nm
Subject: verapamil 240 mg SA. What is SA? TIA nm
Verapamil SR, etc.
Subject: Verapamil SR, etc.
I keep getting certain meds which are either sustained or extended-release, which of course have generics. One I keep getting is Verapamil SR, but all I've found is Calan-SR I realize the pharmacist will know how to handle it, but I'm just wondering how y'all type this stuff. It seems like everything is going "extended/sustained" release nowadays.
Of course, since basically everything is verbatim, that's another thing I would appreciate how others handle these types of things.
Thanks!
Calan - verapamil
Subject: Calan - verapamil
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For others looking: Calan (verapamil)
Subject: For others looking: Calan (verapamil)
I came across this one the other day and finally found it. I had only heard verapamil until then, never a brand name!
Covera-HS is verapamil, do a google :) (nm)
Subject: Covera-HS is verapamil, do a google :) (nm)
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Subject: Verapamil SA is the actual drug (I believe it is sinoatrial)
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That is how you would split sm
Subject: That is how you would split sm
it up. I would question that line of "or she has pain to palpation" or whatever it said. I am wondering if that is what the dictator really said. Good luck
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Subject: Does it sound like Ash split?
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Subject: I think Split is capitalized also
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Maybe MaXcess split blade spine system. nm
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I thought Ash also, but he is clear as bell all throughout, Alpha Split....I hate this doc...
Subject: I thought Ash also, but he is clear as bell all throughout, Alpha Split....I hate this doc...
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