Xanax Mylan A4
What kind of medication is the Xanax pill with MYLAN A4 written on its front side and two criss-crossed scores embossed on the other?
Xanax Mylan A4 tablet is Alprazolam medication (generic for Xanax) manufactured by Mylan Pharmaceuticals. It is a sedative or anti-anxiety drug from the benzodiazepine family. Each white-colored Xanax tablet with MYLAN A4 written on it contains 2mg of Alprazolam. As the tablet is marked with two perpendicular scores on the reverse side, it can be easily broken into four equal pieces. Each of them will contain approximately 0.5 mg of Alprazolam. So, the dose of the medication can be changed.
Take the medication according to your doctor's instructions. Xanax in doses of 0.5 mg and above can cause significant deterioration in alertness, combined with increased feelings of sleepiness. Taking more than 4 mg (or more than two Mylan A4 pills) per day has an increased potential for dependence.
Overdoses can be mild to severe depending on how much of the drug is taken and if any other depressants have been taken. Xanax overdose reflects the central nervous system depression of the brain and may include one or more of the following symptoms:
Elderly individuals should be cautious in the use of Xanax due to the possibility of increased susceptibility to side effects, especially loss of coordination and drowsiness.
Due to the fact that Xanax may cause somnolence (sleepy feeling), it is commonly prescribed for the treatment of insomnia.
For images of Xanax MYLAN A4 tablet you may refer to
Mylan A4 Pill
identification page.