RxChat Home
RxChat
Home › Drugs: M › Mirtazapine › Discussions

I Think I Got The Wrong Drug

Updated November 5, 2010
terry Says:
Wed, November 3, 2010

I've been taking mirtazapine for years and it's always worked for me. The last time I got it refilled I got a different looking pill, and I don't think it's working. This one is a white capsule-shaped pill with the letter A on one side and the number 10 on the other. The label says Aurolife is the manufacturer.

The pills I used to get were round white pills. Could I have gotten the wrong pill? Is it possible that this manufacturer's version just doesn't work for me?

1 Reply

1
Verwon Says:
Fri, November 5, 2010

A tablet with that description and marking does contain 45mgs of Mitrazapine.

However, there can be some differences in generic medications. The FDA does allow them to differ from the name brand by as much as plus or minus 20% of the active ingredient.

SInce they measure only against the name brand, this means that there can be fluctuations from one generic to the other, as well.

This is considered an acceptable therapeutic window. For some people, it does not make any difference, but for those who are sensitive to a medication, it can mean they are getting too much or too little of the active ingredient.

You can try asking the pharmacy to order the prior one in for you or phone around to other pharmacies to see who carries it.

https:/­/­rxchat.com/­wiki/­Mirtazapine/­

Are there any questions or comments?

Was this helpful? 0

More Discussions:

i posted this in the wrong place before i apologize! i think this is right...

i was prescribed 0.5mg the prescription bottle says "take twice daily as needed" and i have been taking it as su...

2 REPLIES
I need help. I think I've been given the wrong medication.

Can anyone tell me what I have. It's a round blue pill slight speckled, has a letter A over the number 324 and on th...

1 REPLY
i think evion is helpful for to have white right or wrong

I think evion is helpful for to have white skine is right or wrong ## Evion is just a nutritional supplement that contai...

1 REPLY
pharmasist gave me wrong pills in bottle i think

got rx filled oxycodone 10-325 made by alvogen but pill is yellow oval and has 3610 on one side and v on the other they ...

3 REPLIES
i think my drugs are fake

how can i tell? they were prescribed by my gp i have taken them had no oily stools or any side effects i had on alli.can...

3 REPLIES
PROLIA FOR OSTEOPOROSIS, I DON'T THINK IT'S A GOOD DRUG TO TAKE. RECLAST HAS IT'S OWN PROBLEMS

IT SEEMS THAT AFTER READING ALL THE REMARKS ON HERE THAT NONE OF US SHOULD CONTINUE ON WITH THIS DRUG !!! IT'S RUNNI...

2 REPLIES
Taking the wrong pill on the wrong day

I'm currently on the micro plus pill and this is my first time. I started the pack correctly on the first row and th...

2 REPLIES
I took the wrong pill

I took the the first pill from the third week instead of taking the last pill from the second week. I just realize it an...

2 REPLIES
Taking the wrong day

I'm 22 years old with irregular periods my doctor has jst put on premarin I started it on Sunday and Monday I realis...

Are these what i think they are?

I have a very light purple almost kinda beige & round pill it has a k on one half and a 57 on the other.It has the s...

1 REPLY
About Us

RxChat (formerly MedsChat) is a popular drug forum. Featuring frequently updated message boards and an extensive index for medicine, health conditions, and drug information. Since 2005 we've been a community where patients, caregivers, and other interested parties can share drug-related questions and stories freely and anonymously. Learn More

COMMUNITY Home Page Drug Forums Submit a Topic Health Newsletter DRUGS Top Prescription Drugs Drug Categories NDC Database Half Life Calculator Recent FDA Approvals ABOUT Medical Disclaimer Terms of Use Privacy Policy Cookie Manager Do Not Sell or Share My
Personal Information
DRUG INDEX A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z This website is intended for informational purposes only. It is not meant to be a substitute for medical advice from a healthcare professional; nor is it intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. For more details please see the Medical Disclaimer. Copyright © 2005-2025 RxChat.com. All Rights Reserved. RxChat.com
9878 W Belleview Ave #5000
Denver, CO 80123
United States