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Valerika

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Last reviewed: 10.08.2022
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Valerika is a sedative with a hypnotic effect based on the roots and rhizomes of Valerian officinalis. 

Indications Valerika

see Valerian.

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Release form

Capsules with Valerian root powder (350 mg each) in a blister pack.

Other trade names: Valeriana, Valemont, Valeyvigran, Valdispert. 

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Pharmacodynamics

See Valerian.

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Pharmacokinetics

Not studied.

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Dosing and administration

Valerika is taken orally - one capsule two or three times a day.

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Use Valerika during pregnancy

See Valerian.

Contraindications

See Valerian.

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Side effects Valerika

See Valerian.

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Overdose

See Valerian.

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Interactions with other drugs

See Valerian.

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Storage conditions

Valerik should be stored at room temperature.

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Shelf life

2 years.

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