Question 1

Do I need to change my lifestyle while taking Exforge?

Accepted Answer

For many Americans who are dealing with hypertension, lifestyle changes are a critical component of treatment. It is often used in combination with medication: Dietary Changes Increased Physical Activity Weight Management Limiting Alcohol and Quitting Smoking

Question 2

How long does it take for Exforge to start working?

Accepted Answer

A drop in blood pressure can be seen within two weeks, with the maximum effect usually reached around four weeks of therapy.

Question 3

Who should not take Exforge?

Accepted Answer

You should not take Exforge if you are allergic to amlodipine or valsartan, are more than 3 months pregnant (or trying to conceive), have severe low blood pressure, severe liver problems, or have diabetes and are taking a medicine containing aliskiren.

Question 4

Does Exforge cause weight gain?

Accepted Answer

Exforge is not typically associated with weight gain. However, the amlodipine component can cause fluid retention and swelling (edema), which may lead to weight gain from the excess fluid.

Question 5

How long do I need to take Exforge?

Accepted Answer

High blood pressure is usually a chronic condition. You may need to take Exforge for the rest of your life to keep your blood pressure controlled and prevent serious complications like stroke or heart attack.

Question 6

Can I stop taking Exforge if my blood pressure is normal?

Accepted Answer

No, absolutely not. You must continue taking Exforge as directed by your doctor. Stopping suddenly can cause a rapid, dangerous rise in your blood pressure (rebound hypertension) or chest pain.

Question 7

Can Exforge cause ankle swelling?

Accepted Answer

Yes, ankle or foot swelling (peripheral edema) is a common side effect of the amlodipine component in Exforge. If it's bothersome or severe, talk to your doctor.

Question 8

Can Exforge be taken on an empty stomach?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Exforge can be taken with or without food. It's best to take it at the same time each day to help you remember.

Question 9

Is Exforge the same as amlodipine and valsartan?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Exforge is the brand name for the fixed-dose combination pill containing the active ingredients amlodipine and valsartan. The generic form is simply called Amlodipine/Valsartan.

Question 10

Does Exforge contain a beta blocker?

Accepted Answer

No, Exforge does not contain a beta blocker. It contains a calcium channel blocker (amlodipine) and an angiotensin II receptor blocker (valsartan).

Question 11

Is it legal and safe to buy Exforge from Canada for personal use?

Accepted Answer

Yes. It is generally permissible for Americans to import a 90 day supply of prescription medication for personal use. We ensure this process is seamless and compliant by requiring a valid prescription from your U.S. doctor and sourcing only from licensed, accredited pharmacies. Your safety and adherence to regulations are our top priorities.

Question 12

How can I be sure the Exforge I receive is authentic?

Accepted Answer

We guarantee the authenticity of every medication. All our medications and related products are sourced directly from manufacturers or major distributors by our licensed pharmacy partners in Canada. The medication is dispensed in its original, sealed packaging, exactly as you would receive from a trusted local pharmacy.

Question 13

What is the difference between brand Exforge and generic Amlodipine/Valsartan?

Accepted Answer

Generic Amlodipine/Valsartan contains the same active ingredients in the same strengths as brand-name Exforge. It works in the same way and provides the same therapeutic benefits, but is usually available at a lower cost. Both are sourced from licensed and regulated facilities.

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