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Can i take 2-3 10mg urbanol in the morning because when i take only 1 it doesn't make a difference? i also dont take it everyday
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Clobazam: We don't even know why it is being prescribed to you. Doses of 20 mg or above should be in divided doses or at bedtime. 10 to 20 over 24 hours is usual dose. You should NOT take this in any higher doses than were prescribed. Benzodizapines have addiction potential.
Answered 7/11/2020
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