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I forgot to take my metoprolol succ 50mg this morning, but took it when i remembered (8 hours late). is it okay to take it at my normal time tomorrow?
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Yes it should be: fine. The dose is relatively low and the time separation is sufficient.
Answered 4/20/2016
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