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A member asked:
I'm taking metoprolol 50mg tartrate tabs twice a day my doctor wants me to take 100 mg tartrate now how many?
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Succinate: Check with your doctor - if the switch is to 100mg once a day, usually this is a switch to metoprolol succinate, a once daily medication.
Answered 7/26/2014
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