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Old 08-09-2011, 10:18 AM #1
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Default Lithium extended release vs reg. lithium
I've been googling this, this morning but havent gotten much of an answer yet.

I assume extended release of most drugs is more expensive since my extended release seroquel was a lot more...is this true across the board.

Is it worth it? I guess since it's released more evenly some of the side effects will be muted.

Has anyone gone from reg. released to extended release on lithium.

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