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Is it possible to publish 2 op. Medikinet 5mg instead of 1 op. Medikinetic 10mg?
Is it possible to publish 2 op. Medikinet 5mg instead of 1 op. Medikinetic 10mg? Do pharmacists actually do this at the patient's request, or are they rather reluctant (e.g. because it is a drug)? In my opinion, at least in the case of the immediate release figure, there are no legal contraindications and the known regulation explicitly allows it (regardless of whether it is RPW or not), but I do not know if in practice pharmacists act like this.
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Anna Lewandowska Pharmacist, Editor
3 months ago
Yes, the pharmacist has the right to dispense equivalent doses to the patient. If you change the dose of a drug on a prescription Rpw, the applicable rules are the same as for a regular prescription. It is possible to dispense the medicine in a lower dose in order to ensure the use of the prescribed dose using tablets with a lower dose.
Here you can follow the availability of Medikinet 10 mg and 5 mg preparations:
https://www.gdziepolek.pl/produkty/47471/medikinet-10-mg-tabletki/apteki
https://www.gdziepolek.pl/produkty/47473/medikinet-5-mg-tabletki/apteki