Posted by Jakeman on June 5, 2006, at 22:01:24
In reply to Cipralex (Lexapro) oral drops launched in UK, posted by ed_uk on June 4, 2006, at 15:31:28
Hi Ed,
Interesting. What is the main advantage of the drops over pills? How does dose response compare? Are the drops quicker acting? Do you have to take them more often?
warm regards, Jake
> Cipralex (same as Lexapro) is now available in a dropper bottle in the UK. 20 drops = 10mg ie. 1 drop = 0.5mg.
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> You can put the drops in a drink of orange juice, apple juice or water.
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> I think the drops will be very useful for people who need to taper gradually due to withdrawal symptoms. The dose can be reduced in steps as small as 0.5mg. They ought to make Effexor oral drops.
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> Cipramil (Celexa) is also available as oral drops in the UK.
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> Ed
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