Lotensin (Benazepril) Prescriptions Available Online Today
Our doctors are here to help. Lotensin can treat high blood pressure and more. Speak to one of our board-certified doctors to see if Lotensin is right for you.
Book an appointmentOur doctors are here to help. Lotensin can treat high blood pressure and more. Speak to one of our board-certified doctors to see if Lotensin is right for you.
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Can You Get Lotensin (Benazepril) Online?
Yes, licensed medical doctors can prescribe Lotensin (Benazepril) online after a medical evaluation.
You can speak with one of our online doctors to learn more about Lotensin. Book an online appointment with one of our top doctors using your phone or computer.
During your virtual visit, a physician will review your symptoms and medical history to provide a diagnosis. If the doctor determines that a patient would qualify for Lotensin, they can write a prescription and electronically send it to a nearby pharmacy for pickup.
What Is Lotensin (Benazepril)?
Lotensin is the brand name of benazepril, an ACE (angiotensin-converting enzyme) inhibitor. It is used to treat high blood pressure.
Lotensin prescription FAQs
How Does Lotensin Work?
Lotensin relaxes your arteries, which lowers your blood pressure and improves the pumping efficiency of the heart. Lotensin is an ACE inhibitor. Ace inhibitors prevent the formation of angiotensin II, which constricts arteries and increases blood pressure.
What Are the Associated Dosages and Treatments for Lotensin?
The dosage of Lotensin varies depending on whether or not you're taking a diuretic (water pill). People who don't take a diuretic typically start Lotensin at a dose of 10 mg once a day. Those who do take a diuretic usually start Lotensin at 5 mg per day.
Maintenance dosages of Lotensin typically range from 20-40 mg taken once or twice per day. Dosages may occasionally be as high as 80 mg per day. Always follow your doctor's dosing instructions to make sure you're getting the proper dose for your condition.
What Are the Benefits of Lotensin?
Like other ACE inhibitors, Lotensin lowers blood pressure. Lowered blood pressure decreases the risk of kidney problems, heart attack, or stroke.
What Are the Side Effects of Lotensin?
As with any medication, Lotensin does carry a risk of side effects. Most side effects are mild and disappear within a week or two. Side effects that you may experience include:
Fatigue
Drowsiness
Chills
Dizziness
Lightheadedness
Fainting
Constipation
Nausea and vomiting
Chest pain
Loss of taste or appetite
Tingling or numbness in feet or hands
Easy bleeding or bruising
Severe skin reactions
Trouble breathing
Little to no urinating
Liver problems
Kidney problems
High potassium
Severe allergic reaction
What Are the Considerations and Precautions of Lotensin?
While Lotensin is considered a generally safe medication, it isn't right for everybody. Always tell your doctor about any medications you take and your full medical history.
What Are the Interactions for Lotensin?
Lotensin may cause serious interactions with certain medications. Tell your doctor about any medications you take, which includes supplements, vitamins, and over the counter medications. Especially be certain to mention any of the following:
Potassium supplements
Potassium-containing salt substitutes
Potassium conserving diuretics such as spironolactone (Aldactone), amiloride (Moduretic), and triamterene (Dyazide, Maxzide)
Aliskiren
Injectable gold (sodium aurothiomalate)
Lithium
Certain drugs that weaken the immune system and increase the risk of infection (like everolimus or sirolimus)
NSAIDs like ibuprofen (Motrin, Advil) or naproxen (Aleve)
Aspirin
Cough and cold products
Diet aids
What Are Other Lotensin Precautions?
Certain medical conditions may be complicated by the use of Lotensin. Be certain to share your complete medical history with your doctor, especially if you have dealt with any of the following:
High potassium levels
Hereditary angioedema
History of severe allergic reactions
Severe reaction to another ACE inhibitor
Blood filtering procedures like LDL apheresis or dialysis
Diabetes
Kidney problems
Organ transplant
Heart problems
Currently pregnant or trying to become pregnant
What Should You Know About Lotensin and Pregnancy?
Lotensin can cause fetal toxicity and cause injury or death to a developing fetus. It should not be taken by pregnant women and should be stopped immediately if a pregnancy is detected.
Can You Buy Lotensin Online?
While there are websites claiming they can ship prescription medication from other countries to you, they are skirting the law. Federal law requires everybody to talk to a doctor before receiving any prescription medication. That medication must then be distributed by a reputable pharmacy.
Luckily, there is a legal way to buy Lotensin online. With online doctors like PlushCare, you can save yourself a drive to your doctor's office and have a video or phone appointment with one of our licensed physicians.
You can make an appointment any time of day or night. When you make your appointment, you'll input your full medical history and current medications. This helps your doctor better understand your condition and prevents potentially deadly complications.
Then, you'll talk to one of our trusted doctors. If they believe you will benefit from Lotensin, or if they think another medication would be a more appropriate choice for you, then they will electronically send a prescription to your preferred local pharmacy, where you can pick it up once the prescription has been filled.