... ( slow release ) is available in 20 mg or 30 mg. The new formulation ( controlled release ) in 17 mg and 34 mg... what to do?
I need to change from Sular 25.5 mg ( extended release ) to generic Nisoldipine. The old formulation
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- 18 Dec 2010 by garbin
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- sular, nisoldipine, generic
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