Clonazepam Ingredients Mylan Brand Vs Teva Vs Accord (Page 2)
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Please help with this, i have taken the mylan brand for several years, when the pharmacy could no longer order it they ordered Teva, it immediately gave me pains that seemed to be in my chest....kind of the opposite of what it's supposed to do. So with Mylan being available though only two pharmacies, someone mentioned accord...but what is the difference of fillers. could you simply list all the ingredients for all three brands so if Accord matches Mylan i'm ok?
i have been taking roche Klonopin for ~20 years. I have _never_ had a problem with the real thing. teva is no good. roche is the way to go.
Re: Sherry (# 264)
Your correct. Everyone use to love Teva clonazapam before they discontinued it and everyone had to take Accord and complained. Teva eventually reintroduced it to the market and everyone was cheering horray. Turns out to me the Teva today while same in appearance is not the same formula as it use to be. Accord pills work the best for me and Teva is terrible
Re: Sam (# 8)
I do and it works for maybe two to three hours. When I first started taking it a year ago it kept me calm all day. CVS filled my clonazepam prescription with the Teva brand and it was horrible! I'm finally back on the Accord brand clonazepam.
Re: Anthony (# 262)
$4
Just got my Tevas filled at CVS and they're yummy
Re: Big Red (# 260)
You get yours from CVS?
I always preferred Teva if going generic, and for Klonopin best quality, reliable. Only problem I've had over the years is availability they stopped making years back but glad they are back at it as it's one few generics that can rival the original brand.
Parr Oral Disintegrating tablets from CVS or Walgreens. Much more consistent and easier on the stomach than Teva and Accord.
Re: JoyBell (# 14)
Joybell - Teva 1mg. clonazepam are green, always have been- The Teva .5 mg clonazepam are yellow. Teva 1mg. diazepam are blue ( name brand valium). If they're blue, they are not Teva 1mg. Clonazepam! I'm 100% certain about this. Been taking various benzos for 40 years. BTW - From my experience, I believe Teva to be the best generic clonazepam.
Re: JoyBell (# 14)
Teva 1mg. Clonazepam tablets are GREEN- Always have been. Teva .5mg. Clonazepam are yellow. This is their Clonazepam! Teva 1mg. Diazepam (valium) are blue. If they are blue they are not Teva 1mg. Clonazepam, they come in green, might be diazepam. I'm 100% certain about this.
Re: Boston (# 255)
Yes they should. Do go ahead.
Will Rite Aid refill my Klonopin prescription 1 to 2 days early?
Re: Leslie (# 252)
I let Accord and Teva know indirectly by switching from pills to wafers. It’s that simple
Re: Leslie (# 251)
Well you you keep getting the same pill from the same pharmacy expecting different results so some of this can be fixed by YOU. Ask your Dr to switch you to Parr Oral Disintegrating Tablets. Problem solved!
Re: austy (# 249)
austy (# 249) --
It's just simply are inhuman!!! The Accord manufacturer and all the rest of them. Please let the FDA and Accord know!!!
Re: austy (# 249)
Yes, I'm having the same exact problem with the last refills that I picked up one in Sept 2020 and one in Dec 2020. I called the FDA and Accord and no one has done a thing. This is very serious and dangerous. Keep calling!! Though they don't really care.??
Re: austy (# 249)
Go back to your Dr and get him to write a script for the dissolvable higher milligram. The parr is consistent
Re: Leslie (# 246)
YES, I searched this thread for this issue, they are more solid? And don't dissolve easily. I have felt really messed up the last 2 days. I have another script that's filled where I got this same weird batch at walgreens, but I haven't picked it up yet. Can you just ask them for a different kind? This is horrible. This is seriously a massive problem and no one gives a sh*t.
Re: Bababooey (# 247)
Edit::: It is Par not Parr. I just woke up and haven't had my coffee yet so I apologize for the misspelling and many grammatical errors the the previous post but you can't edit on here. Btw both CVS and Walgreens carries Par
Re: Leslie (# 246)
Yes I have..See my post 238. I changed over to Parr brand Oral Disseminating tablets that dissolve on your tongue. I was in love with Accord every since they stopped making Teva. During that time I had to take a higher dose then when I was on the Teva but I was just glad I had an alternative. About 4 months ago things went south with Accord. I got a batch and that would only allow me to sleep for a few hours a night whereas I use to get 8 hours. I upped my dose with no help. I don't take my full prescription every month so I had leftovers from the previous months and I could take them back and forth to test my theory. When I took my newest script id get 4 hours of sleep at most and wake up with anxiety. The next night I would take the previous months leftovers and they worked like a charm. Pssed off and unsure what to do I called my Dr and told him to write me a script for the 1mg version whereas I had been taking the.05 version. He did and they were by also made by Accord too and they were just as bad. After screwing with those for a week I called back and had him switch me over to the wafers from Parr. I have been taking them every since and they work and they're consistent. I went from .75 on the Accord pills to 1.50 on the Parr Oral Disseminating Tablets. Your copay will be higher but at least you will get relief. Mine went from $4 for the pill to $10 on the wafers for 90 a month cause I believe they're are a tier 2 or 3 drug when you get them in that form. I would tell everyone on here to make the change or you can switch to the Teva pills that CVS carries . To me the new released Tevas pils released are not like the old ones either. They make tired and have to go to sleep within an hour after taking them and they make me depressed the the next day. I think the wafers work better then the pills, the pills make me constipated and fat. The wafer dissolve on your tongue and kick in immediately and doesn't upset your GI Tract to me. I have been take roughly the same dose .75-1.50 for 12 years so it's not like I all of a sudden my tolerance went up. These pills by Accord are made by the Chinese so you know how much they care about us and our current President so I wouldn't put it past them to do it on purpose. The Tevas are made in Israel and ive had consistency problems with them during my past 12 years too but nothing like the Accords. The Parr brand im currently taking is made in the USA. Hope this helps you and others on here.
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