Found Diameril as a form of glimepride. Not sure though. sm
Posted By: Txczech on 2007-04-07
In Reply to: Cardiac patient's list of medications includes - mt2
Subject: Found Diameril as a form of glimepride. Not sure though. sm
Not sure about this though.
http://www.maliaholding.com/pharmaline/products/productin/diameril.htm
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