I am traveling in Mexico. I have Celebrex, but I mixed my tablets with two others I had left over from another prescription. What should I do?

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One was for a jaw pain that I took last October. This one is for anti-inflammatories for a back pain... One is all white with APO C200 written in yellow on it, the other is written CE 200 on two yellow lines... Can I mix the two, is it the same product? Thanks

Alexandre Chagnon · Accepted Answer

Hello Madam, There is a very high probability that it is the same drug (the same ingredient inside) and thus one should avoid taking both at the same time. Either take one, or take the other. 😊 When you return to Quebec, go show the tablet to your pharmacist to have it identified. Have a good trip! Alexandre Chagnon, pharmacist