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Verapamil ER is a drug in a class called calcium channel blockers. Its chief function is to relax the muscles of the heart and the blood vessels. It can treat hypertension (high blood pressure) as well as angina (chest pain) and certain types of heart rhythm disorders. Treatment with verapamil ER often costs $60 or more for 30 capsules. You can get lower prices for verapamil ER with coupons from FamilyWize. Save up to 80% by emailing, texting, or printing a coupon and taking it with you when you go to the pharmacy. If you show your verapamil ER coupon to your pharmacist, you should notice a discount on the total cost of your verapamil ER prescription drug fill. Reuse the same coupon on your next visit to get even more savings – your coupon never expires.

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About Verapamil Er

The drug verapamil ER is a calcium channel blocker that causes the muscles in the heart and blood vessels to relax. It helps keep blood pressure normalized in individuals who suffer from high blood pressure. It can also reduce angina (chest pain) and help to treat certain heart rhythm disorders.

Take this medication exactly as it is prescribed by your doctor. Your dosage may change over time based on your condition. Do not take larger or smaller amounts than what is recommended. Do not break, chew, or crush tablets or capsules. Ask your doctor if your medicine can be opened and sprinkled onto a spoonful of applesauce to make ingestion easier. Do not discontinue use of this medication even if you feel well.

Take the dose that you missed the instant you remember to take it. However, you should skip the dose you missed if your next scheduled dose is soon. Do not double your dosage to make up for missed doses.

Overdose of verapamil ER can be fatal. Get to an emergency room as fast as possible or call Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222 if you suspect an overdose.

Before taking verapamil ER, tell your doctor if:

· You have congestive heart failure

· Your blood pressure is low

· You have kidney disease

· You have liver disease

· You have a nerve-muscle disorder

· You have sick sinus syndrome

· You have AV block

Common side effects that may occur when using verapamil ER include headache, dizziness, constipation, stuffy nose, sinus pain, or sore throat. Seek help from a physician if you notice an irregular heartbeat, shortness of breath, swelling, rapid weight gain, anxiety, sweating, pale skin, light headedness, wheezing, gasping for breath, cough with foamy mucous, chest pain, flu symptoms, or a feeling like you may pass out.

Keep this medication in a place that stays room temperature, and avoid storing it in areas with excessive moisture, heat, and light.

Warnings

Use of this medication can impair your ability to think and react normally. Do not operate a motor vehicle or other heavy machinery until you know how the medicine will affect you. Get up from a sitting or lying position slowly and steadily to prevent falling or fainting. Do not consume grapefruit or grapefruit juice while on this medication.

Brand Names

Verapamil is the generic form of the brand name medication Calan. It is also marketed under such names as Isoptin, Verelan, and Overa. If you require this medication to help you manage your high blood pressure, lower the prices you pay for verapamil ER with cost-cutting coupons from FamilyWize available 24 hours a day.

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