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Aurobindo Sertraline

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kevdawg
kevdawg

What generic Sertraline do you take? I know they are all supposed to work the same. Some forums report individuals doing better/worse with one over another.

I've only taken Aurobindo and overall I've done pretty well with it. I know there are others like Cipla, Ranbaxy, etc. Curious what everyone thinks of their particular generic.

I take 50 mg.

Thanks everyone 😃.

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  • Potatoghost
    Potatoghost kevdawg

    Posted

    I'm to start taking Aurobindo sertraline next week. the pharmacy I go to is pretty good with what brands they use.

    people say that changing brands but when I changed my brand of citalopram I felt horrible for ages.

    let's hope I've got the right sertraline!

  • SerotoninSurfer
    SerotoninSurfer kevdawg

    Posted

    Hi, i've been on Aurobindo mostly but have reacted badly to Ranbaxy twice went starting. I have thrown all my Ranbaxy in the bin and have been told by the pharmacist that i will have to ring round the chemists to try and find someone who stocks aurobindo or something else other than Ranbaxy.

    When i first started Ranbaxy i thought it was all in my head and it was the anxiety coming back. I stayed on them for a few weeks and then i got Aurobindo again. I forgot how bad Ranbaxy were for me until i started on them again this week. After just 2 days i started to feel bad again. Been back on Aurobindo 2 days and feeling better already.

    If you do some research although the active Setraline Chloride should be the same, the filler and coating ingredients vary and can produce side effects symptomatic of anxiety etc. I'm never going back to Ranbaxy again

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