Triazide® Tablets for Hypertension

This combination tablet treats high blood pressure and fluid retention. Triazide® pairs two diuretics to help your care plan stay on track. You can compare options with US delivery from Canada and see how this page supports your ordering steps and storage needs. Many patients also look at Triazide without insurance when reviewing out-of-pocket choices.

What Triazide Is and How It Works

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This medicine combines triamterene and hydrochlorothiazide. One component helps your body shed extra water and salt. The other helps your body keep potassium. Together, the treatment can lower blood pressure and reduce swelling. It belongs to the diuretic class and is used with diet, activity, and other medicines when needed.

It is available as a brand and as a triamterene hydrochlorothiazide generic option in some markets. This page explains who may use the therapy, how to take it, and what to discuss with your prescriber. For condition context, see our guides on Hypertension and Edema.

Who It’s For

This treatment is used for adults with hypertension or edema when a diuretic pairing is appropriate. People with severe kidney disease, high potassium levels, or who take potassium supplements may need a different option. Those with a sulfonamide allergy should discuss risks because one component is a thiazide diuretic. Your clinician will consider your labs, medicines, and goals before recommending therapy. Some patients also ask about a triamterene hydrochlorothiazide generic when evaluating coverage and access.

Dosage and Usage

Follow your prescriber’s directions on dose and schedule. Many adults take one tablet in the morning. Some may be advised to take a second dose earlier in the afternoon. Taking it early helps limit nighttime bathroom trips. Swallow tablets with water. Taking the medicine with food may help an upset stomach.

Do not split or change the schedule unless your prescriber tells you to. Consistent timing helps keep blood pressure steady. Your care team may check potassium and kidney function during treatment. If your plan includes other blood pressure medicines, take them as directed. A typical strength is noted in listings for triamterene HCTZ 50/25 mg tablets. Always follow the official label if your instructions differ.

For related reading on combination therapy, see Lisinopril 10 Mg and Atenolol Uses.

Strengths and Forms

The treatment is supplied as oral tablets for adults. Commonly listed strength includes triamterene hydrochlorothiazide 50/25 mg. Other presentations may exist by market and manufacturer. Availability can vary by supplier and country.

Missed Dose and Timing

If you miss a dose, take it when you remember unless it’s close to the next dose. If it is late in the day, skipping may prevent sleep disruption from nighttime urination. Do not double up. Follow your prescriber’s advice and the official label for any questions about your schedule.

Storage and Travel Basics

Store tablets at room temperature in a dry place away from moisture and direct light. Keep them in the original container with the label intact. Use a child-resistant container and keep out of reach of children and pets. When traveling, carry the medicine in your hand luggage with a copy of your prescription. A pill organizer can help, but bring the original bottle for identification. Our checkout is encrypted, and packaging follows standard pharmacy safeguards.

If traveling across borders, bring proof of prescription and your clinician’s details. For product origin details, see Canada.

Benefits

This combination can reduce blood pressure and help remove excess fluid. The potassium-sparing component may reduce potassium loss compared with a thiazide alone. Many patients appreciate once-daily schedules and tablet portability. The therapy can be combined with other classes, as a clinician advises, to reach targets.

Side Effects and Safety

• Increased urination: most noticeable after starting or dose changes.
• Dizziness or lightheadedness: often improves with hydration and steady position changes.
• Stomach upset: food may help.
• Headache: usually mild and temporary.
• Rash or photosensitivity: use sun protection if sensitive.

Serious effects are uncommon but can include high potassium, low sodium, kidney issues, and rare allergic reactions. Seek urgent help for severe dizziness, fainting, muscle weakness, irregular heartbeat, breathing trouble, or facial swelling. Report hearing changes, unusual thirst, or signs of dehydration. People with diabetes should monitor glucose, as thiazides can affect readings. Learn more about swelling reactions in What Is Angioedema.

Drug Interactions and Cautions

Tell your clinician about all medicines and supplements. Interactions may occur with ACE inhibitors or ARBs, potassium supplements or salt substitutes, NSAIDs, other diuretics, lithium, and some diabetes medicines. Alcohol can increase dizziness. Avoid additional potassium unless instructed. Kidney or liver problems require careful monitoring. Let your care team know about a history of gout, lupus, or skin reactions to sulfonamides. Do not start, stop, or change doses without professional guidance.

What to Expect Over Time

Some people notice more frequent urination within hours of dosing. Blood pressure changes may take steady daily use and follow-up visits. Your prescriber may check labs and adjust your overall regimen as needed. Staying consistent with your schedule, hydration, and diet can support results. If side effects occur, many improve with time. Keep a simple log of readings and how you feel to share at visits.

Compare With Alternatives

Other diuretic combinations may be considered based on labs and goals. Some prescribers use Amilzide when a different potassium-sparing pairing is suitable. Another option is a thiazide paired with a mineralocorticoid blocker such as Spironolactone Hctz. Your clinician will match therapy to your medical history and monitoring plan.

Pricing and Access

Cash-pay shoppers often compare Triazide tablets price with generics and other classes. Many also look up triamterene HCTZ tablets price to understand alternatives. We list current options with clear pack sizes, and you can add what you need to your cart at your pace. Ships from Canada to US is reflected on the product page and checkout summary. For competitive options across similar drugs, see our Cardiovascular category.

Looking for deals? See current offers on our Promotions page. Coverage varies, so your prescriber or pharmacist can help document medical need for reimbursement when applicable.

Availability and Substitutions

Supply can vary by manufacturer and pack size. If a specific tablet is unavailable, your prescriber may recommend an equivalent alternative. We cannot guarantee dates, but we will update listings as suppliers confirm stock. For broader therapy context, you can review related articles such as Bystolic Alternatives or guidance on Online Prescriptions.

Patient Suitability and Cost-Saving Tips

This therapy may suit adults who need a diuretic combination and can attend lab monitoring. It may not suit those with significant kidney disease or high potassium. Share your full medication list and supplement use during visits. To save on costs, ask your prescriber about 60- or 90-day fills when appropriate. Set calendar reminders for refills and lab appointments. If your plan includes multiple medicines, using one pharmacy can simplify checks and reduce repeat copays.

Questions to Ask Your Clinician

• Monitoring plan: which labs and how often.
• Diet and potassium: foods to limit or include.
• Daily schedule: best time to take doses.
• Combination plan: how it fits with other blood pressure drugs.
• Side effects: what to watch for and when to call.
• Travel: how to store and pack tablets safely.

Authoritative Sources

DailyMed: Triamterene and Hydrochlorothiazide

Health Canada Drug Product Database

FDA Prescribing Information

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