GP 0.5 Tablet 10's

• GP 0.5 Tablet contains glimepiride 1mg and it is used for the treatment of Type 2 diabetes mellitus in adults
• Chemical Class: Third-generation Sulfonylurea Derivative
• Addictive Drug: No
• Therapeutic Class: Anti Diabetic
• Action Class: Sulfonylureas (Insulin Secretagogues)
• Schedule “H” drug Warning: Not to be sold without the prescription of a registered medical practitioner
• Store at a normal temperature below 30°C
• Keep out of children and pets

• Treatment of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in adults

• Alcohol consumption while taking GP 0.5 Tablet is dangerous
• GP 0.5 Tablet is not good for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers, get advice from your doctor
• It is complicated to take this tablet with persons having liver and kidney problems, if you want to speak with the doctor

GP 0.5 Tablet can be taken by pregnant and breastfeeding mothers may be dangerous. Before giving you a prescription, your doctor will consider the advantages and any possible hazards. Please speak with your physician

• Take it right before or alongside your morning meal as per doctor said
• While taking this medication, be sure to periodically check your blood sugar levels
• When combined with other anti-diabetic drugs, alcohol, or when a meal is skipped or delayed, it might result in low blood sugar levels (hypoglycemia)
• Always keep some sugary snacks or fruit juice on hand in case you experience hypoglycemia symptoms like anxiety, trembling, or cold sweats
• Your liver function may be routinely assessed by your doctor. If symptoms arise, tell your doctor

• Hypoglycemia (low blood glucose level)
• Headache
• Nausea
• Dizziness

Follow your doctor's instructions for this medication's dosage and duration. Don't chew it, break it, or crush it. The 1mg Amaryl Tablet should be taken with food as per the doctor's instruction

• GP 0.5 Tablet is an anti-diabetes medicine that contains Glimepiride 0.5mg
• Glimepiride increases the amount of insulin the pancreas produces and releases into the body to lower blood sugar

Q. Who should avoid using GP 0.5 Tablet?
Patients with severe renal or liver disease or genetic issues affecting red blood cells (G6PD-deficiency) or who are scheduled for surgery or the person who have allergic to GP 0.5 Tablet


Q. How soon do the effects of GP 0.5 Tablet begin to manifest?
It takes between two and three hours for GP 0.5 Tablet to lower blood sugar. Even if you don't see a change, the medication is still likely still working. Continue taking the medication as prescribed by your doctor, and talk to them if you have any concerns

• Patients with liver illness should use GP 0.5 Tablet with caution
• GP 0.5 Tablet dosage adjustments may be required. Please speak with your physician
• It is not advised for persons with severe liver and kidney conditions to take GP 0.5 Tablet, consult your doctor