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Crestor Tablets
From £74.99Crestor is a medicine prescribed by doctors to lower cholesterol and prevent heart problems like heart attacks and strokes.
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Medication features:
- Lower cholesterol levels
- Reduces total cholesterol levels by up to 50%
- Has a low risk of side effects
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Crestor Prices
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| Crestor | 84 Tablets |
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| 5mg | £74.99 |
| 10mg | £79.99 |
| 20mg | £94.99 |
| 40mg | £109.99 |
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Prices include free private prescription. |
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Delivery charges
Royal Mail 1st Class | £3.95
- Delivered within 1-3 working days.
- Excludes bank holidays.
Royal Mail Special Delivery Guaranteed before 1pm | £6.95
- Delivered within 1 working day before 1pm.
- Excludes Sundays and bank holidays.
- A tracked service with signature required on delivery.
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Treatment Information
Overview
Buy Crestor online in the UK
You can order Crestor online from our registered UK pharmacy. Just complete the online medical assessment. One of our team will check it. If they approve it, your medicine will be sent to you by next-day delivery.
About Crestor
Crestor is a medicine used to lower cholesterol levels. It works by stopping cholesterol building up in the liver. High cholesterol puts you at risk of heart disease. Crestor can prevent heart attacks and other problems. It works well, but it may have some side effects (see below).
Crestor summary information
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Type of medicine |
High cholesterol medication |
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Use |
Lowers cholesterol levels and reduces the risk of heart problems |
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How it works |
Reduces cholesterol in the liver |
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Active Ingredient |
Rosuvastatin |
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Directions of use |
Swallow tablets once a day |
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Available strengths |
5 mg, 10 mg, 20 mg, and 40 mg |
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Side effects |
Muscle pain, constipation, feeling sick, liver problems |
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Generic |
Yes |
This information is for reference only. It’s important to check with your GP before starting any high cholesterol treatment, including Crestor.
Does Crestor work?
Crestor is very good at lowering cholesterol. It also helps the liver get it out of the blood. Doctors recommend it to treat high cholesterol, especially for people at risk of heart disease.
What's in Crestor?
The active ingredient is rosuvastatin calcium. There are other ingredients which vary depending on the strength.
How does it work?
Crestor stops cholesterol building up in the liver and blood. It can lower the chances of heart disease, stroke and other problems. But it works best with a healthy diet and regular exercise.
Directions
How should I take it?
You must take Crestor as your GP tells you. Usually, it’s taken once a day, with or without food. It's best to take it at the same time each day to help you remember. If you’ve got any questions about taking Crestor, ask your doctor or pharmacist.
Cautions
Side effects
Lots of people take Crestor. It’s safe and effective, but it does come with the risk of side effects, including:
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muscle pain and weakness
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stomach problems
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feeling confused or forgetful
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constipation
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feeling sick
More severe side effects, like liver problems and diabetes, are less common but risky. If you have any side effects, you must speak to your doctor immediately to work out what to do. Crestor can be great for people with high cholesterol, but we must weigh the possible risks against the benefits before we start taking it.
Other warnings to look out for
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Crestor may not go well with other things you’re taking. Tell your doctor about any medicine or products you’re on, just to be sure.
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Avoid grapefruit while taking Crestor. There’s a chance it will react badly.
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Too much alcohol can increase the risk of liver problems. It can also stop Crestor working. It’s a good idea to drink less while taking it.
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Crestor may slightly increase blood sugar levels. If you’ve got diabetes or are at risk of getting it, your doctor may want to keep an eye on things.
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If you have kidney problems, your doctor may need to change the amount of Crestor you’re taking. Tell them if you have a history of kidney disease.
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Some people may have an allergic reaction to Crestor. This is very rare. If you do get signs of this, such as a rash, hives, swelling or trouble breathing, call an ambulance right away.
Always read the patient information leaflet before starting your treatment. The patient information can be found here.
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