Zolpidem 12 5

Round, yellow, with a single embeded marking of A1 or AI approximately 7mm or 5/16ths of an inch accross. Label says NDC:00228-3482-11 Mfg: ACTAV FB:LK - CRC- DS:30. I am feeling well but I am only getting about firv (5) hours sleep. I have checked Google Images for Zolpidem, Zolpidem ER, Ambien and Ambien CR and none of the images correspond to what I am taking. ## Those are 12.5mg extended release Zolpidem tablets. Learn more Zolpidem details here. However, it could just be that it doesn't work well for you and you may need to try a different medication. Are there any others that you've tried yet? ## Consulted doctor and says try to go back to "blue pill." Also, no Trader Joe's 72% Dark Chocolate before trying to go to sleep. Warm milk and Oreo is ok though.... ## ...

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For about a year now my Walgreens Pharmacy has only been able to get the Sun brand, and even that is often on back order. Several times I’ve had a bottle that several of the pills just dont work. Has anyone else had this experience? I’ve had other brands that seemed to work better but don’t remember the makers. A friend told me that he has experienced this issue as has his sister, but he didn’t know the maker. Does anyone have a brand that works better than others? ## Simply put, the ER formulations for me never helped much only instant release did and worked very well...much much better than the Extended Release. Ask the Doctor for a low dosage of the Immediate release, if they will do that. It seems the ER formula isnt working for you. I was also taking the 12....

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Taking Lupin zolpidem ER round blue..works great. Pharmacy now has Sandoz zolpidem ER round pink. Both 12.5. Totally ineffective. Have gone back and forth before due to what pharmacy gets. The Sandoz is useless. Anyone else noticed this? ## Hello, Jay! How are you? I'm sorry about the problem that you've had. Alternatively, I took the Sandoz brand and it worked great for me and I didn't do well with the Lupin. It can just vary from person to person. We are all different. The only real way to avoid this is by asking your doctor if they can prescribe it as 'brand medically necessary', or whatever the equivalent is in your state. According to the FDA, this medication may cause side effects that could include nausea, dizziness, hallucinations, funny taste in mouth, sleep...

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Does anyone know what pharmacies are carrying kanetta zolpidem. I have called lots of pharmacies, but no luck. I now have sandoz ambien 12.5 and they don't seem effective. What ambien manufacturer seems to work best for the people reading this? Thank you.

can I take zolpidem with augmentin 875-125 ## I didn't find any interactions listed between these two medications, but you should double check this information to be sure. Learn more Zolpidem details here. Learn more Augmentin details here. Have they both been prescribed for you? ## I've used Qualitest zolpidem (no longer manufactured) while taking Augmentin, no problems. ## You shouldn't have any problems. I take Amoxicillin (close relative of Augmentin) and Zolpidem and no side effects. ## There are no drug to drug interactions between zolpidem tartrate and amoxicillin or amoxicillin/clavulanic acid;

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My pill is round and white with the number 2113 on one side only and is suppose to be a zolpidem 12.5mg. ## Hello, Carol! How are you? Can you please double check the imprint and post back? The closest I can find has the markings A116, which is manufactured by Anchen Pharmaceuticals and they list it as containing 12.5mgs of Zolpidem in an extended release formulation. The FDA classifies this medication as a sedative hypnotic and its typical side effects may possibly include nausea, dizziness, hallucinations, sleep actions and next day hangover-like effects. ## zolpidem only comes in 10mg and not 12mg as you said it was. ## I have these zolpidem ER and they don't work at all! ## Same here. Zolpidem ER 12.5 manufactured by Anchen. They do NOTHING. ## I take the blue 12.5mg zolpidem. T...

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THAT PILL COME in 20mg. ## Hello, Nichi! How are you? No, this medication is not available in a 20mg dosage. The tablet you listed is manufactured by Qualitest Pharmaceuticals and they list it as containing 10mgs of Zolpidem, this is the maximum dose available in the regular release tablets. There is a time release tablet available that is 12.5mgs. The FDA classifies this medication as a sedative hypnotic that is used for the short-term treatment of insomnia. Its typical side effects may possibly include nausea, dizziness, next-day hangover like effects, menstrual cramping and metallic taste in mouth. Is there anything else I can help with?

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I am currently taking a daily dose of 12.5 mg Stilnoct tablets, prescribed by my sleep specialist, for my sleeping issues. The generic name of this medication is Zolpidem. However, as of late, even this 12.5 mg dosage seems ineffective in aiding my sleep. What should be my course of action? As a medical doctor myself, I am concerned about the potential side effects, efficacy, and overall safety of this medication. Are there any safer or comparable alternatives for my insomnia? Is it advisable to consult another doctor?

I got a bottle of Hemitartrate Zolpidem 10mg tablets in Mexico. Bottle states manufacturer is Coropharma LLC. The logo for Coropharma products is CORO, but these tablets have a logo of RAAM on them. They don’t work. I only got nightmares, no sleep using them. ## I got the same thing and this RAAM logo pill doesn't work at all. I paid $120 dollars for my rx of 100 pills. ## Same thing happened to me. Terrible nightmares and did not help sleep. I used to be able to get really good Zolpidem. The pills were orange but price is way too high.

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Medi-keel A and Corenza-C... Am i putting myself in danger when i take Adco-Zolpidem 10mg with them? ## I've been taking adco zolpidem 10/15 mg for more than 3 years with 25mg serez and 0.5mg rivotril and still suffer from insomnia. I also took 15mg dornicum last night with 10mg rivotril and was still wide awake with no sleep. What are the advantages and side effects of Brazapan 6mg for athletes? Does this help as a sleep-aid, because it doesn't seem like that? I took 12mg with no effect. What side effects does B-complex have? I do take one tablet early in the morning, otherwise I cannot sleep. I even took the latest Vitamin-B shot instead of B12 and beco inj. Is it necessary to take B-Complex supplements with Selenium and sinz? Which one must I take as an athlete to prevent sic...

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My dad suffers from depression and he is aged 67; can u please suggest the use of this drug? ## We not medical professions, therefore, we cannot prescribe, diagnose, nor suggest the use of any medication. Stilnoct is not even an antidepressant. It contains the active ingredient Zolpidem, used in the short-term treatment of Insomnia and similar sleep issues. You can read more on it here: Do you have any questions?

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I was taking zolpidem CR/12.5mg for about 6 months. A few days ago, I came home from working an evening shift and drank one 24 ounce can of beer (officially two drinks). 3 hours later I took my usual dose of zolpidem, which I use approx 3 times each week. I really thought nothing of it at the time. I didn't use them together at the same time. I don't get high, I don't look for a buzz. I don't remember anything else. I got up at some point and took more (i assume, because the bottle was halfway gone. I don't remember doing this, it's not something I have ever done and I have always followed prescribed dosing. After going to bed, the next thing I remember is waking up 50 miles away in jail, in a county completely unfamiliar to me (i didn't know how to get there...

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CRound white tablet ## The round white pill in description is Zolpidem tartrate extended release (12.5 mg). Zolpidem is a prescription medication used for the short-term treatment of insomnia, as well as some brain disorders. For more information about this drug, please refer to the link below... If you have any more questions or concerns, please post back and I will be happy to help you.

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white scored pill with "ph" on one half and "125" on other half ## Hi david, I haven't found any matches for the pill you are describing, however there is a possibility it could be Zolpidem. Zolpidem is the active ingredient in Ambien, a prescription sleeping pill. Where did you find the pill? If it's not Zolpidem, it could possibly be some sort of OTC or foreign medication. If you can't have it lab tested, I recommend that you safely dispose of it. Has anyone else seen a white pill with the imprint ph 125? If so, please post any information you can! ## I've got 2 of these given to me today by a friend at college, everything is in a foreign language except for '10mg' And ofcourse the PH125 White round pill. Can't find a damn thing on it and I ...

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Looking for the name of a pill that is white, round and has A116 imprinted on one sideY ## This tablet contains 12.5mgs of Zolpidem, the active ingredient in Ambien, which is used for the short-term treatment of insomnia. Side effects may include: nausea, dizziness, funny taste in mouth and short-term memory loss. Learn more: Are there any other questions or comments?

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There's been some confusion in the forums where people think this could be an Oxycodone tablet. This is actually a generic Ambien CR 12.5 (Zolpidem), NOT an oxycodone. I have it actually in my hand with the bottle. NDC Code 0781-5316. Inactive Ingredients: - Silicon Dioxide - Hydroxypropyl Cellulose - Hypromelloses - Lactose Monohydrate - Magnesium Stearate - Polyethylene Glycols - Ferric Oxide Red - Talc - Titanium Dioxide ## Hello S, You're absolutely right. The pill imprinted with 229 and SZ is listed by the NIH as a Zolpidem tartrate pill. I just wanted to clean up the post a little so the information you provided was a bit easier to read and I added a little information as well. NDC: 0781-5316 Name: Zolpidem tartrate Imprint: SZ;229 Ingredients: Zolpidem Tartrate 12.5 Mg La...

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Small round blue pill with this on one side, A~, nothing on the other. (The A is at a slight angle on the left side like it is in Italic) ## This is a 12.5mg Ambien CR tablet, which contains the active ingredient Zolpidem in a time released formulation, it is used for the short term treatment of insomnia. Side effects may include: nausea, dizziness, hallucinations and amnesia. Learn more: Are there any other questions?

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Does the Rx, "Intermezzo", come in continuous-release dosages, as does the brand name, Ambien, of the same active ingredient (i.e. 6.25mg and 12.5mg)? ## HI Josey-Anna, Based on my research, Intermezzo (zolpidem) is an under-the-tongue tablet designed for "quick release" and there aren't currently any "extended release" formulas. You can learn more about this drug on the page for Intermezzo Details Do you have any more questions about this medication? Please post back if you do. ## Thanks, Jenna! As soon as I posted the Q about it, I thought, "Duh - why didn't you google it?!" So I did, and learned that it is formulated for those who wake up around the middle of the night, and can't go back to sleep -- NOT for those who have problems going to ...

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the 2 2 9on one side go around the pill & the z s on the other side are across from each other ## Hi bob, The peach/pinkish colored pill you're describing is identified as Zolpidem tartrate ER (12.5 mg). Manufacturer: Sandoz Inc This medication is a sedative-hypnotic, widely used in the treatment of insomnia (for those who may have difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep). Apparently, it's supposed to work by slowing activity in the brain to allow a more restful sleep. You can learn more about this drug on the page for Zolpidem Details I hope this helps!

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I am 65 and have had hypertension treated sucessfully with Ibestartin 300/12.5, Amlodine 5mg and perindopril 5mg very successfully. Six weeks I had an emergency admission to hospital with incapacitating leg pain.and as a result had a microdiscectomy and forminotomy operation which was successful. As i have always monitored my BP I was concerned to see my BP increase to levels around 170/90. My doctor changed my medication to Coveram 10x10mg to counter this in place of Amlodopine and Perindopril, which I understand and agree with. Can you advise when results might be reasonably be seen with this increase in dosage. Also I take Zolpidem 5mg and as this is not always effective am considering also taking 2mg of Circadin prescribed by my doctor rather than increase Zolpidem. Is this a reason...

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