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Moving from 2 xeraltos (morning and night) to 1 a day. whats the best time of day to take the daily xeralto?
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Xarelto: In the morning, after breakfast. Good Luck
Answered 2/4/2021
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Same time of the day: Recommended with dinner in the evening for better coverage and bioavailability, matching the peak thromboembolic events in the morning.
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