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anti-epileptic drugs - Epilepsy Society

1anti-epileptic drugs 2 Photographs of some currently licensed brand and branded generic anti-epileptic drugs (AEDs) used to treat Epilepsy in children, young people and adults in the UK. AEDs are listed alphabetically by their generic name. Where no brand or branded generic version is available, a generic version is included. *Indicates where generic versions are also available. Tablets and capsules are shown actual size. Colours may vary slightly depending on the device used to access this information. For more about licensing and indications for use, see the British National Formulary (BNF) and the British National Formulary for Children (BNFC).For more information about consistency of supply of AEDs, see page 35. 3 Acetazolamide* acetazolamideTablets 250mg 4 Briviact BriviracetamTablets 100mg 75mg 50mg 25mg 10mg 5 Carbamazepine* Tegretol/Tegretol prolonged ReleaseProlonged release 400mg 200mgTablets 400mg 200mg 100mg 6 Carbamazepine* Carbagen/Carbagen prolonged releaseTablets 400mg 200mg 200mg release tablets 400mg 7 Clobazam* FrisiumTablets 10mg 8 Clobazam* TapclobSuspension 5mg/5ml10mg/5ml 9 Eslicarbazepine acetate Zebinix Tablets 800mg 200mg 10 Ethosuximide* ethosuximideCapsu

Carbamazepine* – Tegretol/Tegretol Prolonged Release Prolonged release 400mg 200mg Tablets 400mg 200mg 100mg 1.7cm. 6 Carbamazepine* – Carbagen/Carbagen prolonged release Tablets 400mg 200mg 200mg 1.3cm ... Capsules 300mg 150mg 0.9cm. 27 Sodium Valproate* – Epival Tablets 500mg 300mg 300mg 1.8cm. 28 Stiripentol – Diacomit …

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1 1anti-epileptic drugs 2 Photographs of some currently licensed brand and branded generic anti-epileptic drugs (AEDs) used to treat Epilepsy in children, young people and adults in the UK. AEDs are listed alphabetically by their generic name. Where no brand or branded generic version is available, a generic version is included. *Indicates where generic versions are also available. Tablets and capsules are shown actual size. Colours may vary slightly depending on the device used to access this information. For more about licensing and indications for use, see the British National Formulary (BNF) and the British National Formulary for Children (BNFC).For more information about consistency of supply of AEDs, see page 35. 3 Acetazolamide* acetazolamideTablets 250mg 4 Briviact BriviracetamTablets 100mg 75mg 50mg 25mg 10mg 5 Carbamazepine* Tegretol/Tegretol prolonged ReleaseProlonged release 400mg 200mgTablets 400mg 200mg 100mg 6 Carbamazepine* Carbagen/Carbagen prolonged releaseTablets 400mg 200mg 200mg release tablets 400mg 7 Clobazam* FrisiumTablets 10mg 8 Clobazam* TapclobSuspension 5mg/5ml10mg/5ml 9 Eslicarbazepine acetate Zebinix Tablets 800mg 200mg 10 Ethosuximide* ethosuximideCapsules 250mg 11 Gabapentin* NeurontinCapsules 400mg* 300mg* 100mg*Tablets 800mg* 600mg* 12 Lacosamide VimpatTablets 200mg 150mg 100mg 50mg 13 Lamotrigine* Lamictal Dispersible Tablets100mg 25mg 5mg 2mg Tablets200mg 100mg 50mg 25mg 1cm 14 Levetiracetam* KeppraTablets

2 1000mg 750mg 500mg 250mg 15500mg 250mg Levetiracetam* DesitrendNote sachets not to scaleGranule 2mm1000mg Sachets/granules 16 Oxcarbazepine* TrileptalTablets 600mg 300mg 150mg 17 Perampanel Fycompa Tablets12mg 10mg 8mg 4mg 6mg 2mg 18 Phenobarbital* phenobarbitalTablets 60mg 30mg 15mg 19 Phenytoin* EpanutinTablets Chewable Infatabs 50mg 1cm 20 Phenytoin* Phenytoin Sodium FlynnCapsules 300mg 25mg 100mg 50mg 21 Piracetam* NootropilTablets 1200mg 800mg 22 Pregabalin* LyricaCapsules 300mg 225mg 200mg 150mg 100mg 75mg 50mg 25mg 2cm 23 Primidone* primidoneTablets 250mg 50mg 24 Rufinamide Inovelon Tablets400mg 200mg 100mg 25 Sodium Valproate* Epilim/Epilim ChronoNote sachets not to scaleSachets/granules 750mg 500mg 250mg 100mg 50mg Crushable Tablets 100mg 200mg Tablets500mg Epilim Chrono Tablets 500mg 1000mg 300mg Granule < 1mm 200mg 26 Sodium Valproate* EpisentaSachets/granules1000mg 500mg Note sachets not to scaleGranule 2mmCapsules 300mg 150mg 27 Sodium Valproate* EpivalTablets 500mg 300mg 300mg 28 Stiripentol DiacomitSachets/powder 500mg 250mg 250mgCapsules 500mgNote sachets not to scale 29 Tiagabine GabitrilTablets 15mg 10mg 5mg 30 Topiramate* TopamaxCapsules 50mg 25mg 15mgTablets 200mg 100mg 50mg 25mg 2cm 31 Valproic acid Convulex300mg 150mg Capsules 500mg 32 Vigabatrin SabrilTablets 500mgTablets/granules Note sachet not to scaleGranule > 1mm 33 Zonisamide* ZonegranCapsules 100mg 50mg 25mg 34further information Epilepsy Society information Medication for Epilepsy booklet Epilepsy for pharmacists factsheet Medicines use

3 Review Epilepsy consultation brief other organisations NICE Epilepsies: diagnosis and MHRA Valproate use by women and girls 35 Every effort is made to ensure that all information is correct at the time of publishing. This information is not intended to be a substitute for medical guidance. Epilepsy Society is not responsible for any actions taken as a result of using this information. None of this information should be reproduced, in full or in part, without written permission from Epilepsy of supply Consistent of a particular manufacturer s AED preparation is recommended, unless the prescriber, in considers that this is not a concern. The epilepsies: the diagnosis and management of the epilepsies in adults and children in primary and secondary care. National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, more about consistency of supply 36 Epilepsy SocietyChesham Lane, Chalfont St.

4 Peter, Bucks SL9 0RJ01494 601 300 Epilepsy Society August 2018 Registered charity no. production of this booklet has been made possible through unrestricted educational grants from Desitin Pharma Ltd and UCB Pharma Ltd.


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