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Can i change from propranolol 40mg to a derivative betalol 40mg as i have run out of propranolol and am away in thailand only sell 10mg propranolol?
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No: I would probably err on the side of still buying Propranolol, albeit 10 mg tablets, and take 4 of them to get to your recommended dose of 40 mg. That is more likely to be what your body is used to, rather than switching to another beta-blocker with different pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics.
Answered 9/6/2020
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