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Is Baclofen, Tramadol, Warfarin or Lipitor available in liquid or chewable tab form?

Asked: 4 Aug 2009 by joyyarb
Active: 9 Sep 2009
Topics: lipitor, nexium, baclofen, furosemide, tramadol, warfarin

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and nexium, furosemide

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suzanne66 8 Aug 2009

From my research I could only confirm that Baclofen comes in a disintergrating tablet (Kemstro 10mg, 20mg ) and Furosemide comes in a liquid. You should check with your Pharmacist.

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kath8562 9 Sep 2009

Nexium is available as a suspension - packets you can mix with water.
If you have trouble swallowing, there are compounding pharmacies that can make alternate forms of drugs -- ie: liquid forms of a tablet dose.

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