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Free delivery on orders above Rs 15,000 (otherwise Rs 450). 1–2 business days to major cities, 3–5 elsewhere.
We deliver across Pakistan, usually in 1–2 business days to major cities and 3–5 business days elsewhere. Delivery is free on orders above Rs 15,000; a flat Rs 450 applies to smaller orders. Cash on Delivery is available in Sindh; elsewhere, pay by bank transfer or card. Cold-chain medicines such as insulin are shipped in insulated packaging.
If an item arrives damaged, expired, defective, wrong or missing, tell us within 48 hours of delivery and send photos of the item and packaging. For your safety, opened medicines, dispensed prescription medicines and change-of-mind returns cannot be accepted. Approved refunds are processed within 7–10 business days, or as store credit for Cash on Delivery orders.
Atenolol Tablets 100mg contain Atenolol 100mg, a cardioselective beta-blocker made by Zafa Pharmaceutical Laboratories, Pakistan. It is used for high blood pressure, angina and irregular heart rhythms. This medicine requires a prescription.
Atenolol blocks beta-1 receptors in the heart, slowing the heart rate and reducing the force of contraction. This lowers blood pressure and the heart's oxygen demand, preventing angina.
Usually 50mg to 100mg once daily, as prescribed; 100mg is a common maximum for blood pressure and angina. Lower doses are used in kidney impairment. Take at the same time each day. Do not stop suddenly, as this can worsen angina or trigger a heart attack; your doctor will reduce the dose gradually.
Tiredness, cold hands and feet, slow heartbeat, dizziness, stomach upset, sleep disturbance and, occasionally, erectile problems or worsening breathlessness.
Not for people with asthma, very slow heart rate, heart block, uncontrolled heart failure, severe circulation problems or untreated phaeochromocytoma. It can mask signs of low blood sugar in diabetes and of an overactive thyroid. Caution with verapamil, diltiazem and some antiarrhythmics. Store below 30°C.
Can I stop atenolol if I feel fine? No, always ask your doctor first; stopping suddenly is risky.
Does atenolol cause tiredness? It can, especially in the first weeks; this often improves.
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