... available. This was the only tablet that helped my condition. What do I do now. Does the 2mg work the same and how many tablets can I take to replace the 6mg I have always taken. Is the dose of 2mg immediate or slow release as the 6mg was.
I have always taken 6mg polaramine twice daily and want to know what I do now they are no longer?
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- 28 May 2010 by Elaine Mc
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- polaramine
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suzanne6631 May 2010
The 2mg Polaramine tablet is not a slow release tablet like the 6mg.
The closest equivalent dosage using the 2mg tablets would involve taking the tablets every 4 hours - 2 in the morning, 2 at night and 1 twice during the day... very complicated!
Why don't you see your doctor or pharmacist and try some of the newer long acting anti-histamine tablets that you only need to take once a day and are equally effective.
Good luck.
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