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Re: 'xr' drugs aren't always that reliable

Posted by yxibow on August 28, 2008, at 2:02:17

In reply to 'xr' drugs aren't always that reliable, posted by med_empowered on August 24, 2008, at 15:30:17

I'm not sure of the value or cost of XR Xanax, I think its partially just a patent extender, as there hasn't been any other benzodiazepines introduced since 1981.

This isn't directed at anybody, but an XR version of Xanax seems to encourage taking a short acting version of a benzodiazepine all day, constantly. I don't know if there is sound scientific theory behind this but I think that taking longer acting benzodiazepines if you have to take them for an extended period will work better for longer until one habituates. I'm not sure -- I guess some people respond better to Xanax, but I see it as a PRN drug.

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Jay

 

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