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How is loxapine 25 mg different from a 2 mg?
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Important Data: Loxapine is a first generation antipsychotic used to treat the symptoms of schizophrenia. It is equally effective as other medications in its class. Loxapine is supplied as capsules in four strengths 6.8mg = 5mg, 13.6mg = 10mg, 34.0mg = 25mg and 68.1m = 50mg. As far as i know there is no 2mg capsule produced.
Answered 11/12/2017
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Loxapine/ Loxitane: It appears that the lowest strength is 5 mg.
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