• Once-daily dosing for excellent adherence
• Strong 24-hour fasting & post-meal glucose control
• Lower hypoglycemia risk than older sulfonylureas
• Proven long-term cardiovascular safety
• Most-prescribed Glimepiride strength worldwide

1. Take one Getryl 2mg tablet once daily with breakfast or first main meal
2. Swallow whole with water – do not crush or chew
3. Never skip meals after taking the tablet
4. Monitor blood glucose regularly, especially during dose changes
5. Attend regular HbA1c and kidney function check-ups

Q1: Why is 2mg the most common Glimepiride dose?
A1: It provides optimal 24-hour control for the majority of patients while keeping hypoglycemia risk manageable.

Q2: Can I take Getryl 2mg at night?
A2: Morning with food is preferred and safest; evening dosing increases overnight hypo risk.

Q3: How much weight gain is typical?
A3: Usually 1–2 kg over the first year – much less than older sulfonylureas.

Q4: When will my sugar levels drop?
A4: Peak effect within 2–3 hours; full 24-hour control achieved within 1–2 weeks.

Q5: Can I switch from glibenclamide or gliclazide to Getryl 2mg?
A5: Yes – many patients switch for once-daily convenience and smoother action.

• Not for type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis
• Risk of hypoglycemia – always carry fast-acting sugar
• Avoid alcohol – dramatically increases low-sugar risk
• May cause modest weight gain – combine with diet/exercise
• Use caution in kidney/liver impairment or elderly patients
• Store below 30°C; keep away from children