Introduction
Flibanserin 100mg, commonly referred to as Fliban 100mg, is a supplements containing flibanserin as its active ingredient. Flibanserin works on serotonin receptors in the brain and is used for the treatment of acquired, generalized hypoactive wellness desire disorder in women under 65 years of age.
Product Highlights
- Contains Flibanserin 100mg
- Commonly identified as Fliban 100mg
- Oral formulation
- 100mg strength clearly identified
Possible Benefits
- Clearly defined 100mg flibanserin formulation
- Convenient once-daily schedule
- Convenient oral format
Who May Use It?
Flibanserin is indicated for women younger than 65 years of age who have acquired, generalized , when the condition meets the prescribing criteria.
Product Specifications
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Specification |
Details |
|---|---|
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Brand |
Healing Pharma |
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Product Name |
Fliban |
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Product Type |
Prescription pharmaceutical medicine |
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Form |
Oral solid formulation |
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Quantity |
4 units |
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Active Ingredient |
Flibanserin |
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Strength |
100 mg |
How to Use
- Take one 100mg dose once daily at bedtime.
- Swallow the tablet with water and take it consistently at bedtime rather than during the daytime.
- Do not take an extra dose if you miss bedtime dosing; take the next dose at the following bedtime.
- Avoid alcohol close to the dose; after taking flibanserin at bedtime, avoid alcohol until the following day.
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FAQs
1. What is Flibanserin 100mg Fliban?
Fliban is a pharmaceutical product identified on its packaging as containing flibanserin 100 mg.
2. What is the active ingredient in Fliban?
The active pharmaceutical ingredient is flibanserin.
3. What is flibanserin used for?
Flibanserin has an established supplement indication for acquired, generalized hypoactive wellness desire disorder in certain adult women, subject to the applicable prescribing criteria.
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