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Carvedilol is an alpha- and beta-blocker, prescribed for heart failure and high blood pressure.
Trade Names
Caditone (12.5 mg) |
Caditone (25 mg) |
Caditone (3.125mg) |
Caditone (3.125mg) |
Caditone (6.5 mg) |
Caditone (6.5 mg) |
Cadmos |
Cadmos |
Cadmos (12.5 mg) |
Cadmos (25 mg) |
Cadmos (6.25 mg) |
Carca (12.5 mg) |
Carca (3.125mg) |
Carca (3.125mg) |
Carca (6.25 mg) |
Cardinorm |
Cardinorm |
Cardinorm (12.5 mg) |
Cardinorm (6.5 mg) |
Cardinorm (6.5 mg) |
Cardivas (12.5 mg) |
Cardivas (25 mg) |
Cardivas (3.125mg) |
Cardivas (3.125mg) |
Cardivas (6.5 mg) |
Cardivas (6.5 mg) |
Carelol |
Carelol |
Carelol (12.5 mg) |
Carelol (6.25 mg) |
More...Carvedilol Interactions with Food and Herbs
Salt Substitutes: If you are taking carvedilol, you should avoid potassium, sodium, calcium and magnesium-rich foods. This combination may reduce or negate carvedilol's effect in reducing blood pressure.Grapefruit juice: The interaction of grapefruit juice with carvedilol increases the blood levels of the drug.
