User Reviews for Isoxsuprine to treat Raynaud's Syndrome
Also known as: Voxsuprine
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Reviews for Isoxsuprine
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- Drug class: peripheral vasodilators
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Other brands: Vasodilan
Vasodilan (isoxsuprine): “I have been using this medication for approximately 1 year. It is a hassle to take 2 pills, 3 times daily and sometimes I forget the afternoon pills. However, it has help my Reynauds tremendously. Just found out my insurance company will no longer cover this drug and I will have to pay full price. I tried one other drug and had terrible leg cramps. Not sure what I will do.”