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Boniva (ibandronate sodium) is a prescription drug for osteoporosis. Boniva is a once a month tablet that comes in a dosage of 150mg. It is the first prescription drug used in panaging postmenopausal osteoporosis. This medication helps restore and maintain bones in an individual’s body and is proven to increase while maintaining bone density based on clinical studies. Boniva is the only tablet that is available on the market which is able to do this for osteoporosis patients. Boniva is easy to swallow and is the size of any other tablet you may be taking. Consult with your doctor and discuss whether or not Boniva is right for you. If your physician decides to prescribe this drug, you will also have an opportunity to be a part of the MyBONIVA Program which provides special offer savings and tips for Boniva. This drug should be taken first thing every morning, at least 60 minutes prior to eating or drinking. This tablet should be swallowed whole with one cup of water, and the patient has to avoid lying down for about 60 minutes after taking the medication. The common Boniva side effects which have been reported include: diarrhea, dyspepsia, and leg and arm pain. Do not take this medication if you experience low blood calcium, severe form of kidney disease, or if you’re allergic to Boniva ingredients. Notify your doctor if you experience any chest pain, severe heartburn, or painful swallowing while taking Boniva. These can be possible complications of the digestive system. Visit www.myboniva.com for more information on this drug or call 888-692-6648. This medication is a GlaxoSmithKline product. Keep Boniva far away from the reach of children and store the drug in a safe container.


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Date Submitted 03-Nov-2005

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