Mood & Seizure DR

Divalproex Sodium DR

Delayed-release formulation for bipolar disorder, epilepsy, and migraine prevention.

Divalproex sodium DR is a delayed-release anticonvulsant and mood stabilizer used to treat seizure disorders, manage bipolar disorder (especially manic episodes), and prevent migraines. The DR formulation ensures gradual absorption to reduce stomach irritation while maintaining therapeutic efficacy.

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  1. 1

    Product checkout

    We'll direct you to our product detail page where you can start the checkout process. You'll be charged for the medical consultation but the medication charge is a hold until the official provider review.

  2. 2

    Comprehensive Medical Questionnaire

    After purchase, you'll be directed to a medical assessment covering your medical history, current medications, and specific symptoms.

  3. 3

    Licensed Provider Review

    A licensed healthcare provider reviews your complete medical profile, ensuring this treatment is safe and appropriate for you.

  4. 4

    Personalized Treatment Plan

    Your provider may recommend an adjustment to your prescription based on your full medical profile before approving your treatment.

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  • Controls generalized and partial seizures, reducing frequency and severity

  • Stabilizes mood swings and prevents manic episodes in bipolar disorder

  • Prevents migraines by reducing neuronal hyperexcitability

  • DR formulation improves GI tolerability by gradual release

  • Divalproex sodium: increases GABA levels in the CNS, inhibiting excessive neuronal firing and stabilizing mood

  • Take exactly as prescribed, typically twice daily

  • Swallow tablets whole; do not crush or chew

  • Take with food to minimize stomach upset

  • Regular lab monitoring (liver function, valproate levels, platelets) is required

  • Do not stop abruptly without consulting your doctor