What is Gabapentin 300 mg Capsule Used For?

The primary use of Gabapentin 300 mg capsule is nerve pain relief, along with reducing partial epilepsy seizures. The medicine is widely used by patients who are suffering from postherpetic neuralgia, a condition where the patient feels extreme nerve pain after they have been suffered from shingles. The 300 mg Gabapentin capsules are also considered a good remedy for restless legs syndrome. This medicine is also recommended for the pre-operative nerve calming process and anxiety disorders.

Ingredients in Gabapentin 300 mg Capsules

• Active Ingredients – Gabapentin USP (300mg)
• Inactive Ingredients (Filling) – Magnesium stearate, talc, mannitol, corn starch
• Inactive Ingredients (Shell) – Gelatin, yellow iron oxide

The inactive ingredients, along with their quantity, may vary depending on the manufacturers, but the active ingredients remain the same.

Is 300 mg of Gabapentin a Low Dose?

Although the dosage amount can differ or vary depending on the patient’s health condition, for most of the patients, 300 mg of Gabapentin is a low dose, whether they are suffering from postherpetic neuralgia or partial epilepsy seizures.

Who Can Take Gabapentin 300 mg Safely?

Adults who are suffering from postherpetic neuralgia, restless legs syndrome, and partial epilepsy seizures can take 300 mg Gabapentin capsules regularly following the recommended dose. Children over 3 years old, suffering from partial epilepsy seizures, also get the recommendation of taking the medicine. In case of any pre-existing medical condition, pregnancy, alcoholism, or other medicine intakes, taking doctor’s advice is highly recommended for complete safety.

How Fast Does Gabapentin 300 mg Work and How Long Does It Last?

Although 300 mg of Gabapentin is a low dose but patients taking it will see certain improvements within 5-7 hours. However, you have to wait for 1-4 weeks to witness some significant improvements in your nerve pain. It depends on the varied dosage and health conditions of the patients, how fast and effectively Gabapentin will work. It has a very short half-life, leading it to stay 5-7 hours in the system before it is released from your body. However, again, age and individual health conditions have a crucial impact on how soon the medicine will last in the system.

Dosage of Gabapentin 300 mg Capsules

Patients suffering from nerve pain or epilepsy issues should be taking Gabapentin in a lower dose and then gradually increasing it.
Starting dose – 300 mg/ 1 time (1st day), 300 mg /2 times (2nd day), 300 mg/ 3 times (3rd day)
Maintenance dose – 300mg – 600mg (3 times a day)
Maximum dose – 3600 mg/ day (divided into 3 times)

Side Effects of Gabapentin 300 mg

Some of the standard side effects one may experience during the first few days of taking Gabapentin 300 mg capsules daily may include –
• Fever
• Bodyache
• Chills
• Headache
• Tiredness
• Speech trouble
• Leg swelling
• Vision problem
• Drowsiness
• Dizziness
• Vomitting
• Nausea

Is Gabapentin 300 mg Clinically Proven?

Based on the medical research to evaluate the effectiveness of Gabapentin on certain medical conditions, it has been clinically proven that the picture of Gabapentin 300 mg capsules is completely true as it claims to be. Gabapentin is truly effective for partial epilepsy seizures and neuropathic pain.

Gabapentin 300 mg Price

Gabapentin 300 mg is available in three different packs – 90 tabs, 120 tabs, and 180 tabs. The Gabapentin 300 mg price for 90 tabs is $129, 120 tabs is $137, and 180 tabs is $175.

What’s Inside the Gabapentin 300 mg Package?

According to the pack you will buy from us, you will find that either 90, 120 or 180, or 300 mg Gabapentin capsules in the package. Each capsule is coated with a yellow iron oxide shell.

Shipping, Delivery, and Returns for Gabapentin 300 mg

Shopemed offers free shipping across the USA, and once ordered, the packs of Gabapentin 300 mg capsules are more likely to reach you within 02-03 working days. Considering our no-return policy, we don’t accept return requests for the dispensed or delivered medicine, even if the pack is unopened or unused. We take this measure to avoid any chances of misuse or fraud.