Diltiazem Inwood 180mg Sa Cap
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Yes, Inwood and Teva are just different manufacturers, but the medication is the same, both the ER and the CD just designate it as being a time released formulation.
There have actually been several recent articles about this, because there are so many being used now that all mean the same thing, that it's become rather confusing for the average consumer.
Learn more Diltiazem details here.
I really think there should just be one used universally, so everyone understands it.
Are there any other questions or comments I can help with?
Thank you Verwon, my mother will appreciate the answer since her provider sent this different kind in the mail. She was concerned it might not be the same thing as she has been taking. Thanks again.
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