Question 1

How do I send my prescription to buy Methimazole online?

Accepted Answer

To upload your prescription for Methimazole tablets, you can follow these methods: Email it to support@PolarBearMeds.com Fax it to our toll-free fax number: 1-888-348-6515 Text a copy to: 1-431-303-4980

Question 2

Do I need a prescription to order Methimazole online from Canada?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a valid prescription is required to order Methimazole from Canada through Polar Bear Meds before we can ship your order. It ensures you're using the medication safely and helps us meet healthcare regulations.

Question 3

What should I avoid with Methimazole?

Accepted Answer

Try to avoid activities that may cause injuries or bruising while taking Methimazole, as the medication may slow down your body's ability to form blood clots and stop bleeding. Also, if advised by your doctor, reduce or avoid foods rich in iodine, like dairy, iodized salt, seafood, and seaweed.

Question 4

What is the best time of day to take Methimazole?

Accepted Answer

The best time to take Methimazole is consistently at the same time every day. Morning doses are selected by some patients, while evening doses are preferred by others. The primary goal is to keep the blood level stable.

Question 5

Which one is better, Methimazole or carbimazole?

Accepted Answer

Carbimazole is sometimes preferred over Methimazole because it may cause fewer side effects, particularly stomach-related issues. Once taken, carbimazole converts into Methimazole in the body. In cats, Methimazole is well absorbed with an average half-life of about five hours.

Question 6

Is Methimazole a high-risk medication?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Methimazole is considered a high-risk medication due to the potential for serious, though rare, side effects. These side effects include the chance of having serious liver damage, which can be fatal or require a transplant, and agranulocytosis (a dangerous drop in white blood cells).

Question 7

Can Methimazole tablets cause a skin rash?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a skin rash is a very common side effect of using Methimazole tablets. It can also cause general itching (pruritus). While this rash is often mild and may resolve on its own or with simple treatment, it's important to inform your doctor, as it can sometimes be a sign of a more serious reaction.