Potassium Bromide Capsules (Compounded) Rx
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Potassium Bromide Capsules (Compounded) Rx
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This medication is compounded by skilled VetRxDirect pharmacy technicians following strict regulations. A minimum amount per compounded medication of $59.99 is required. When an amount less than the minimum is purchased the difference will be added to your invoice.
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Requires veterinary authorization.
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Your pet's veterinarian will provide directions for use.
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We are unable to ship this product to Alabama, Louisiana or Nebraska.
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We are unable to ship this product to Alabama, Louisiana or Nebraska.
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We are unable to ship this product to Alabama, Louisiana or Nebraska.
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We are unable to ship this product to Alabama, Louisiana or Nebraska.
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We are unable to ship this product to Alabama, Louisiana or Nebraska.
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We are unable to ship this product to Alabama, Louisiana or Nebraska.
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We are unable to ship this product to Alabama, Louisiana or Nebraska.
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We are unable to ship this product to Alabama, Louisiana or Nebraska.
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We are unable to ship this product to Alabama, Louisiana or Nebraska.
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We are unable to ship this product to Alabama, Louisiana or Nebraska.
What are Potassium Bromide Capsules for Dogs?
- Potassium bromide is an effective prescription anticonvulsant medication that can reduce the number of seizures your dog experiences.
- Your veterinarian may prescribe other anticonvulsants to be given with Potassium Bromide.
Why do dogs use Potassium Bromide?
- If your dog suffers from epileptic seizures your veterinarian may prescribe Potassium Bromide.
What else should I know about Potassium Bromide?
- Treats seizures due to epilepsy in dogs.
What problems could my dog have with Potassium Bromide?
- Potassium Bromide is rarely used in cats due to adverse effects.
- Drowsiness is the most common side effect. It usually improves in the first few weeks of treatment.
- Other side effects may be serious. Contact your veterinarian if you notice anything worrying after you start giving the Potassium Bromide.
How do you use Potassium Bromide?
- Potassium Bromide should be given with food. Always follow your veterinarian's instructions.
- Do not give salty snacks or salty foods to your dog while using Potassium Bromide.
What is in Potassium Bromide Capsules?
- This prescription medication contains Potassium Bromide, which is proven effective at controlling seizures.
- Potassium Bromide decreases seizure activity at the cellular level by suppressing nerve activity and excitability that can trigger a seizure.
Will I get what I see in the picture?
- These Potassium Bromide capsules are a compounded medication. The ingredients will be mixed specially for your dog or cat in our pharmacy.
Is it important for my dog to finish all of the Potassium Bromide?
- Dogs ay use Potassium Bromide for different lengths of time. Please consult your veterinarian if you have any questions.
Who makes these Potassium Bromide Capsules?
- These Potassium Bromide capsules are hand-made in our pharmacy.
- There is a minimum charge of $59.99.
- Shelf-life limits orders to a 170-day supply.
Review Summary
33 total reviews
Rated 5.00 out of 5 stars
100% of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Ratings Distribution
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Helped Us Out
From UndisclosedComments about Potassium Bromide Capsules (Compounded) 300mg, per CapMy English Bulldog Guinness has epilepsy and this medication has been a game changer for us. No one in my area will compound potassium bromide so you guys are a life saver. On top of that they did all the leg work to reach out to the vet and delivery was fast.-
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Guinness
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Helpful medication for epilepsy
From UndisclosedComments about Potassium Bromide Capsules (Compounded) 375mg, per CapGreat medication! My dog was diagnosed with epilepsy last year and when we started the potassium bromide he was on a dose where I had to originally split pills. This pill was so helpful due to the dosage being exact in one pill. This medication has definitely helped decrease his seizure activity. Love that it's small enough so we can out it in goat yogurt for him. I'm very happy I found the site and that they weren't able to compound his dose into one pill! -
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Easy and affordable
From UndisclosedComments about Potassium Bromide Capsules (Compounded)This is one of the medications my pup takes to manage his idiopathic epilepsy. We've been using this site for little over a year now and this is much less expensive and customer service is more responsive than going down to the local compounding pharmacy. -
if you need potassium bromide capsules get it here
From UndisclosedComments about Potassium Bromide Capsules (Compounded)perfect, great pricing and delivery are on time. -
I will continue to utilize this company
From UndisclosedComments about Potassium Bromide Capsules (Compounded)This is used for my dogs epilepsy. The local pharmacy charges three times as much and I have been using the service for over a year and every time I have my dog tested her levels are perfect. -
I definitely recommend this product!
From UndisclosedComments about Potassium Bromide Capsules (Compounded)My dog uses these for epilepsy. Being able to compound her odd dose into a single pill makes it way easier to give to her and easier for me to keep track of. I always get 10% off each order and I get a text message when I need to order again so I don't run out! They've been super easy to work with all around. -
I need to buy this again and again
From undisclosedComments about Potassium Bromide Capsules (Compounded)It's fine .... order went very smooth -
I will order from them again
From undisclosedComments about Potassium Bromide Capsules (Compounded)I would highly recommend vetrxdirect, shipping was very quick and it is very easy to order your pets meds on there websites -
I would buy this product again and again
From Bradenton, FloridaComments about Potassium Bromide Capsules (Compounded)Would recommend vetrxdirect to anyone shipping was fast -
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Q & A
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would you be able to make a 750 mg pill for my Husky??
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VetRxDirect does not compound a 750mg Potassium Bromide capsule. Please speak to your veterinarian about dosage options for your husky.
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my dog needs 750mg twice a day, can you autoship and auto-pay? when can it start also how much how much? I also have six other dogs plus two cats. the cats are on special diet. couple dogs have meds need two. thank you for your time. Marie?
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Unfortunately, we do not provide auto-ship service for prescription medications at this time. We do offer auto-ship for all otc products.
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Why is the price double what it was 2 months ago??
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This specialty medication is compounded by hand by skilled VetRxDirect pharmacy technicians following strict regulations to keep your pet safe. Prices have also gone up due to new federal regulations that went into effect for compounding pharmacies and regular pharmacies requiring more expensive processing and protective equipment. VetRxDirect also has upgraded facilities and compounding laboratories to ensure continued quality compounds. At this time, February 2020, a minimum amount per compounded medication of $49.99 is required. When an amount less than the minimum is purchased the difference will be added to your invoice. Please contact customer service at [email protected] with further questions.
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My dog takes 1500 mg per day. Can you make a pill that size? If so how much would it cost??
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VetRxDirect does not have a capsule size large enough to accommodate 1500mg of Potassium Bromide per capsule. VetRxDirect does compound a 750mg Potassium Bromide capsule in which your dog would be able to take two capsules daily to obtain the required dose. Speak with your veterinarian to determine if this would be appropriate for your pet.
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IS IT AMERICAN MADE??
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Potassium Bromide Capsules are a compounded medication customized in our compounding lab on site.
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How large would a 150mg capsule be? Would a 12lb dog be able to get it down? how does the size compare to an amoxicillin 250mg capsule??
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For 150mg dose, we use a capsule that is 0.23 inch in outer diameter and 0.63 inch in height. Amoxicillin 250mg is one size bigger than potassium bromide 150mg capsule.
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My Vet wants to raise the level of medication to 1250mg and the highest level shown is 1200mg. Would this higher dosage be available? Longtime customer, Robert Murphy?
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Please contact our pharmacy so we can better assist you with this medication
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We were given potassium bromide in a liquid form by our vet. The instructions say to give 2.5 cc per day. I'd like to start the capsules to ensure our little guy gets a more consistent dose. What is the equivalent to 2.5 cc in mG??
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You will have to verify the strength of the liquid provided by your veterinarian before determining the milligram equivalent of potassium bromide. As an example, if you were given the KBroVet Oral Solution by PRN Pharmaceuticals, this product comes in a 250mg/ml concentration. A dose of 2.5cc of the KBroVet Oral Solution, would be equivalent to 625mg of potassium bromide. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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Do these capsules have Any sort of flavoring? My dog has food allergies so they need to be unflavored.?
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Tiffany, Our compounded capsules do not contain any flavoring so we recommend using food to give the medication if your dog is unable to take the capsule by itself. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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presently my dog is getting 2 cc of PB daily. The existing PB is 500mg/mi 120cccan you tell me what pill would be equal to that dose??
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Jan, If your dog's dose is 2cc of potassium bromide at a strength of 500mg/mL, then the number of milligrams your dog is receiving daily is 1000. We do compound capsules in that strength, or if you are looking for a chewable tablet, that is commerically available in a 500mg strength (necessitating giving 2 tablets per dose). If you have trouble getting your dog to take the liquid, you may want to check with your dog's veterinarian about different adminstration methods such as the capsules or tablets. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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