Glicrite

Take Glicrite 60mg Tablet ER with food or as instructed by your doctor. Take it once daily, and take it in the morning with breakfast, with a glass of water.

No, Glicrite 60mg Tablet ER is not the same as metformin. Although both these oral medicines are used in the treatment of type 2 diabetes, the way they work to reduce sugar levels is different. While Glicrite 60mg Tablet ER acts by increasing the secretion of insulin by the pancreas, metformin acts by improving the functioning and effectiveness of the insulin already available in the body.

Yes, Glicrite 60mg Tablet ER and metformin can be taken at the same time, but only if prescribed by the doctor. Your doctor may have prescribed taking the two together to control your uncontrolled sugar levels. However, taking the two together may cause low blood sugar, which may also occur if you delay or miss a meal, exercise more than usual, or take it with insulin. Follow the instructions given by your doctor strictly to avoid such complications.

No, Glicrite 60mg Tablet ER is not harmful if your kidney function is normal. Any previous case of kidney problems should be reported to the doctor so that the use of Glicrite 60mg Tablet ER can be assessed. This is done to analyze whether Glicrite 60mg Tablet ER can be given or not, because it is principally excreted by the kidneys. If you have kidney problems, you will be started on a lower dose.