Product Images Divalproex Sodium

This is a chart or graph displaying the percentage reduction in CPS (probably a medical or neurological condition) rate for patients taking Divalproex Sodium delayed-release tablets versus a placebo. The chart shows that 50% of the patients taking the medication had improvement, while some had no change and others experienced worsening. There is no additional information to provide a clearer context.*

This text provides instructions on how to open and handle a large capsule containing coated particles to prevent spillage. The user should hold the capsule carefully and twist it gently to separate the top from the bottom. The sprinkles inside the capsule should be added to a small amount of soft food and swallowed immediately without chewing. Drinking water afterward is recommended. Unused sprinkle and food mixture should be thrown away, and the mixture should be prepared each time before it is taken.*

This is a package of Divalproex Sodium 125mg delayed-release capsules which are used to treat certain types of seizures and manic episodes in people with bipolar disorder. The package contains 10 capsules which can be swallowed or opened and mixed with food. It is advised to go through the product insert for complete instructions and warnings. The package should be stored at a controlled room temperature between 20°C to 25°C, and away from the reach of children. It is not safe for child use and should be dispensed only for institutional use. The manufacturer is American Health Packaging and it is distributed by Cardinal Health. NDC number of the drug product is 68382-106.*