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Lipiget EZ 10/20mg Tablet

Lipiget EZ 10/20mg Tablet – Dual-Action Cholesterol + Clot Protection

  • Atorvastatin 10mg + Clopidogrel 20mg combo
  • Daily heart attack & stent protection
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Lipiget EZ 10/20mg Tablet
Lipiget EZ 10/20mg Tablet – Dual-Action Cholesterol + Clot Protection
Sale priceRs.476.00 PKR
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Lipiget EZ 10/20mg Tablet

Lipiget EZ 10/20mg Tablet – Dual-Action Cholesterol + Clot Protection

Rs.476.00

Lipiget EZ 10/20mg Tablet – Atorvastatin + Clopidogrel Combo for Heart & Stroke Defense

Lipiget EZ combines Atorvastatin 10mg (potent statin) + Clopidogrel 20mg (antiplatelet) in one tablet. This powerful dual therapy lowers bad cholesterol, prevents plaque rupture, and stops harmful blood clots – ideal for patients with recent heart attack, stent placement, or high-risk coronary artery disease. Just one daily tablet simplifies treatment and maximizes protection.

  • Lowers LDL + prevents deadly clots
  • Simplifies therapy – two drugs in one tablet
  • Proven post-stent & post-heart attack protection
  • Reduces future cardiac events
  • Once-daily convenience

  1. Take one Lipiget EZ 10/20mg tablet once daily
  2. Best in the evening with or without food
  3. Swallow whole – do not crush or chew
  4. Continue lifelong unless advised otherwise
  5. Regular blood tests may be needed

Q1: Why combine cholesterol and blood thinner?
A1: Statin stabilizes plaque while clopidogrel prevents clots – double heart & stroke protection.

Q2: Can I stop if I feel fine?
A2: No – stopping clopidogrel suddenly can trigger stent clotting.

Q3: Will it cause bleeding easily?
A3: Slight increased risk; avoid injury and report unusual bleeding.

Q4: Can I take painkillers?
A4: Avoid ibuprofen/NSAIDs – paracetamol is safer.

Q5: When is it usually prescribed?
A5: After angioplasty, heart attack, or high-risk coronary disease.

Atorvastatin Calcium 10mg, Clopidogrel Bisulfate 20mg, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Lactose, Crospovidone, Magnesium Stearate, Opadry Coating

  • Take exactly as prescribed; do not stop without doctor advice
  • Report any unusual bleeding, bruising, or black stools immediately
  • Avoid grapefruit juice completely
  • Inform doctor before surgery or dental work
  • Not for use in active bleeding or pregnancy
  • Keep away from children

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