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Another important factor is to make sure that your pharmacy chooses an appropriate filler. I do not know the details but I am pretty sure that delayed release is not appropriate. You might contact Skip's Pharmacy in Florida, I believe that they use a lactose free immediate release filler.
Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 7:02 pm Post subject: LDN Prescription
Yes, fast release filler is correct. Skips pharmacy is a good choice and they are very experienced with LDN. Good luck! Hope your results are great! Mary
7 months now on LDN. Still having occasional nights where I am nearly symptom-free. It happened once relatively early in the night, while the kids were in bed but still awake. One of them saw me walkng past his bedroom w/ no cane, walker, or anything, and he sprang up out of bed & made the frantic announcement to his siblings. They were so happy. That experience alone was worth all these months.
Anyhow, I just got my dose increased to 4.5mg (thanks, Mardie!). The new Rx hasn't even arrived from Skip's yet. I'll post sgsin w/ any changes in symptoms.
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release filler is correct. Skips pharmacy is a good choice and they are very experienced with LDN. Good luck! Hope your results are great! Mary 
). The new Rx hasn't even arrived from Skip's yet. I'll post sgsin w/ any changes in symptoms.