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(extended release) Note: generic formulations of extended release DO NOT require prior authorization Medication Request Form (MRF) FAX TO: (888) 8076643 c/o Impact Healthcare Systems, Inc. Attn: Prior

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1. Consult with a healthcare professional: It is important to start by seeking guidance from your healthcare provider. They will prescribe the appropriate extended-release medication based on your condition and specific needs. They will also provide instructions on the correct dosage and timing.
2. Read the instructions: Carefully read the information leaflet or package insert that comes with the medication. It contains essential details on how to correctly fill out and take the extended-release medication. Pay attention to any warnings, precautions, or special instructions provided by the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
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5. Follow the prescribed dosage: Take the medication as directed by your healthcare provider. Extended-release medications are formulated to slowly release the active ingredients over an extended period. Regular release tablets or capsules typically need to be taken multiple times a day, while extended-release forms are usually taken once or twice a day.
6. Do not crush or chew: It is crucial to swallow extended-release tablets or capsules whole. Never crush, chew, or break them unless instructed by your healthcare provider. Breaking or altering the medication can significantly impact its release mechanism and effectiveness.
7. Take with or without food: Some extended-release medications can be taken with or without food, while others may require food intake. Review the instructions provided by your healthcare provider or those in the medication leaflet to determine if you should take the medication with a meal or on an empty stomach.

Who needs extended-release:

1. People with chronic conditions: Extended-release medications are often prescribed for individuals with chronic conditions that require long-term management, such as hypertension, diabetes, asthma, or psychiatric disorders.
2. Those needing sustained symptom relief: Extended-release versions of certain medications are designed to provide a steady release of active ingredients over time. This can be beneficial for individuals who require prolonged and consistent symptom relief, such as individuals with chronic pain or sleep disorders.
3. Individuals with complex medication regimens: Extended-release medications can help simplify medication regimens by reducing the number of daily doses. This can be advantageous for individuals who have difficulty adhering to complex medication schedules or those who require multiple medications for various health conditions.

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What is extended-release?

Extended-release refers to a type of medication that is designed to slowly release the active ingredient into the body over an extended period of time.

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Pharmaceutical companies and manufacturers are required to file extended-release medications.

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Extended-release forms are typically filled out by providing detailed information about the drug's composition, release mechanism, and intended use.

What is the purpose of extended-release?

The purpose of extended-release medications is to provide a controlled release of the active ingredient, allowing for longer-lasting effects and reduced dosing frequency.

What information must be reported on extended-release?

Information such as the drug's formulation, release mechanism, bioavailability, and pharmacokinetics must be reported on extended-release medications.