Amiodarone
antiarrhythmic
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What this medicine is for
Pharmacologically, Amiodarone relates to the category “antiarrhythmic”. Antiarrhythmics regulate a heart rhythm that is too fast or irregular.
Specifically, for Amiodarone: Regulates the heart rhythm. It is most often a long-term treatment, taken at regular times over long periods; its benefit is judged over time, not by how you feel on a given day.
Under which brands it is found
Amiodarone is used in about 9 presentations listed in France. It comes under various commercial names and as generics.
- Amiodarone Almus
- Amiodarone Arrow Lab
- Amiodarone Biogaran
- Amiodarone Cristers
- Amiodarone Eg
- Amiodarone Teva
- Amiodarone Viatris
- Amiodarone Zentiva
- and other presentations
Generics and the original brand are equivalent for the active substance; only the appearance, the name or the excipients may differ.
Do you need a supplement? No.
Nothing to add here. Amiodarone falls under none of our products, and no single-ingredient supplement is credibly warranted as support. Rather than placing a product on principle, we leave this page without a purchase recommendation. If you are otherwise on a statin, an antidiabetic, a PPI, a contraceptive or a beta-blocker, that is where we can be useful.
Related molecules
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