The price has gone up for me because of deductible issues on my insurance policy. Question, has anyone switched from Niaspan to Slo-Niacin and if so what was the impact on cholesterol levels? As I understand it they both contain the same form of the vitamin.
I have been taking Niaspan for several months with good results?
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- 2 Feb 2010 by Don Lee
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- niaspan, slo-niacin, high cholesterol, niacin
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suzanne668 Feb 2010
The active ingredient of both tablets is exactly the same and as long as you take the same strength of tablet you should continue to have good results.
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