Aptivus (Tipranavir)
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| Brand Name: |
Aptivus |
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| Generic Name: |
Tipranavir |
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| Adult Single Dose: |
Two 250-mg softgels, taken with two 100-mg capsules of Norvir (twice a day) |
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| Food & Liquid Restrictions: |
Take with food |
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| Drug Class: |
Protease inhibitor |
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