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Approximating the pharmacokinetics of Rytary using four doses of IR C/L

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Some people have posted saying that they would like to try Rytary, but can't afford it or can't obtain it. I show in a post to the Neurotalk/Parkinson's forum how you can approximate the pharmacokinetics (what the body does to the drug) using four doses of IR C/L to replace one of Rytary. If you are interested in this, you are advised to discuss it with your doctor.

To approximate the pharmacokinetics of a 390 mg dose of Rytary:

Dose 1: 100 mg IR C/L, 0 hours

Dose 2: 60 mg IR C/L, 1.5 hours

Dose 3: 60 mg IR C/L, 3 hours

Dose 4: 60 mg IR C/L, 4.5 hours

IR C/L means immediate release cabidopa/levodopa (e.g. Sinemet).

For more details see:

neurotalk.org/parkinson-s-d...

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I can give you the name of an assistance program in the US that gets my husband Rytary with no copay.

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