Beta Blocker Prescription Online

Beta Blockers - Overview

Beta blockers are a class of medications sometimes prescribed to people who have hypertension and certain other conditions. People who might need a beta blocker prescription can use Push Health to connect with an online medical provider who can prescribe beta blocker medication, including generic beta blocker tablets, when appropriate to do so.

Beta Blocker - Dosage and Cost

Beta blocker prescription medications are prescribed for a variety of conditions, including high blood pressure, other heart conditions, and sometimes even for anxiety. Examples of beta blocker medications include acebutolol (Sectral), atenolol (Tenormin), betaxolol, bisoprolol (Zebeta), esmolol, metoprolol (Lopressor, Toprol), nadolol (Corgard), and nebivolol (Bystolic). The prescribed beta blocker dosage is dependent on the condition being treated, the needs of the patient and other factors. Many types of beta blockers are available as generic medications, making them inexpensive. Branded beta blocker tablets tend to be more expensive, even with the use of beta blocker coupons or insurance when buying beta blocker medication at the pharmacy.

Can I Buy Beta Blocker Online?

Beta blocker medications are available by prescription only at pharmacies in the United States. Without first consulting a licensed provider and getting a beta blocker prescription, one cannot just buy beta blockers online or get beta blockers OTC. Push Health can connect people who might need a beta blocker prescription with a licensed medical provider who can prescribed beta blocker medication, including generic beta blocker tablets and topical beta blocker solutions, when appropriate to do so.

Beta Blocker - Side Effects

Beta blocker prescription medications can cause side effects when used, including low blood pressure and heart rates, fatigues, dizziness, and malaise. Because beta blocker medications can cause significant adverse effects when used, it is important that patients discuss any concerns about using beta blocker prescription medications with a qualified medical provider before use. Beta blockers and alcohol should not be used concomitantly. People with a hypersensitivity to beta blocker medications will generally need to find an alternative to using beta blocker prescription medications.

More Beta Blocker Information

• Beta Blockers - Mayo Clinic