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Can you take perindopril, coversyl & aceon together?
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All the same: They are all different names for the same drug- perindopril- a BP drug of the ACE inhibitor class. So no- I would not take all of them together. I would speak to your prescribing doctor about consolidating into one pill and maximizing the dosage of that pill.
Answered 10/7/2015
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