What Is The Difference Between Metformin Hcl Er And Meformin
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The ER stands for extended release, which means that it has been specially formulated to slowly release over a certain period of time, which can help give some people better blood sugar control. The other is just a regular release formulation.
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Can the regular release and ER (extended release) be interchanged?
What is the difference in metformin 500 mg HCL ER and metformin 500 ZYD
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