Gabapentin Powder

We are famous amongst our customers as a trustworthy organization engaged in offering Gabapentin. It is clear colorless to light yellow liquid compound for pharmaceutical and chemical synthesis. Gabapentin was first introduced as an epilepsy drug (AED) in 1994. The anticonvulsant is well tolerated and well absorbed after oral administration, with a maximal plasma concentration after two to three hours. We processed this chemical under the guidance of expert supervisors using best quality compounds. It is widely used for parenteral nutrition in individuals requiring supplemental nutrition. With melting point -40 and boiling point 243, this product is insoluble in water. It is used in foods, drugs and cosmetics and is essentially non-toxic. We offer this compound at pocket friendly prices to clients.

Gibapentin appears to affect brain electrical activity and the activity of chemicals called neurotransmitters, which transmit messages among nerve cells. Gabapentin is available under several brand names, including Horizant, Gralise, and Neurontin. Capsules, tablets, and liquid versions of the medication are available.

Gabapentin is used as part of a combination therapy to treat seizures. Adults who have had shingles (a painful rash caused by herpes zoster infection) can also take this medication to relieve nerve pain. Drugs such as gabapentin act as anticonvulsants or antiepileptics. 

Gabapentin capsules and tablets should be swallowed whole with water or juice. Be careful not to chew them. It is best to take gabapentin the same way each day, with or without food. Space out your daily doses evenly.

As you age, your kidney function may decrease. This drug may take a longer time to leave your body. To prevent your body from accumulating too much of this drug, your doctor may start you on a low dose. A drug taken in excess can be harmful for your body. Depending on your kidney health, your doctor may adjust your dose.

The most common side effects of gabapentin were dizziness, sleepiness, and water retention (swelled hands, arms, legs, and feet).