If you are enjoying refreshing bursts of energy in morning, but then are becoming hungry during night hours, have a chat with your doctor about using Adipex-P 37.5mg tablets. Many doctors prescribe this medication for their patients because 37.5mg tablet can be broken in half. As a result, you can take half (18.75mg) in morning and other half at night to extend your medication’s effectiveness through whole day. If you then have trouble sleeping at night, talk to your doctor, who will probably tell you to take half (18.75) a tablet per day, until you can tolerate Adipex.

Adipex-P is, so far, only version of Phentermine which lasts over 12 hours. However, please remember to diet and exercise along with taking your medication in order to maximize weight loss and your health.

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The FDA has decided against ban on Cox-2 prescription medications, but has prohibited advertising of these drugs directly to consumers. Direct-to-consumer (DTC) advertising consists of methods such as television and radio commercials, etc.

The reintroduction of Vioxx and acceptance of Celebrex/Bextra back into health industry are both possibly great decisions. However, in order to make it work, a decent amount of reform is necessary to ensure patient safety and understanding. We’ll see what happens.

Although Cox-2 drugs have been reintroduced or accepted into market, we at Shoppe.MD will stand by our 2004 decision to discontinue sale of prescriptions for Vioxx, Celebrex, and Bextra. Shoppe.MD online pharmacy does not plan on reintroducing these medications in future. If you have a difficulty with pain, please talk to your doctor in person.