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Old 09-18-2011, 09:59 AM #1
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I was re-reading this thread. I received my first (and only) order from a new mail-order insurance program-a three MONTH supply-and they sent me Levetiracetam. I took my last keppras tonight, which means all I have are the generics starting tomorrow.

The worst part is that I've been having a lot of heart racing and dizziness lately, which a new cardio diagnosed as dysautonomia. Whatever it is, I certainly don't need some faux drug making it worse!
The insurance did that to me one time to. Send the generic on Keppra. I callled my doctor and told them I have never taken generic before I always been on the brand. Your doctor as to write on the presipration brand only.
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