I did a quick search and it's true: » Caleb462

Posted by Janelle on August 27, 2003, at 21:42:42

In reply to Re: How do you know Celexa/Lexapro equivalents..., posted by Caleb462 on August 27, 2003, at 18:49:38

I did a quick search on Lexapro/Celexa equivalency and sure enough a few sites said that 10mg of Lexapro = 40 mg of Celexa. I have no clue how they arrived at this, but that's what I found. Well, it fits my hypothetical gut feeling that there's more to this Lex/Celexa relationship than meets the eye, meaning that I have this weird feeling that there is more to Celexa chemically than has been admitted by the manufacturer. I don't think that half of it is supposedly inactive or whatever. But what do I know?!!!

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Help me help my mother - LEXAPRO ... Janelle 8/23/03
Re: Help me help my mother - LEXAPRO ... » Janelle Ame Sans Vie 8/26/03
How do you know Celexa/Lexapro equivalents... » Ame Sans Vie Janelle 8/26/03
Re: How do you know Celexa/Lexapro equivalents... Ame Sans Vie 8/26/03
Celexa/Lexapro equivalents... » Ame Sans Vie Janelle 8/27/03
Re: How do you know Celexa/Lexapro equivalents... Caleb462 8/27/03
I did a quick search and it's true: » Caleb462 Janelle 8/27/03
Re: I did a quick search and it's true: » Janelle Ame Sans Vie 8/28/03
Re: I did a quick search and it's true: » Ame Sans Vie zeugma 8/28/03
Can you translate that into English, please! » zeugma Janelle 8/28/03
Re: Can you translate that into English, please! zeugma 8/29/03
Re: I did a quick search and it's true: » Ame Sans Vie galkeepinon 8/30/03
BINGO!!!! (nm) » zeugma galkeepinon 8/30/03

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