Manidipine: International drug information (concise)

For abbreviations, symbols, and age group definitions used in Lexicomp (show table)

International Brand Names

International Brand Names by Country

For country code abbreviations (show table)

(BR) Brazil: Dicloridrato de manidipino | Manivasc;
(CN) China: Manidipine dihydrochloride | Shu ping xi;
(DE) Germany: Manyper;
(ES) Spain: Artedil | Manidipino Cinfa | Manidipino combix | Manidipino Kern | Manidipino mylan | Manidipino Normon | Manidipino Ratiopharm | Manidipino Sandoz | Manidipino stada | Manidipino Teva | Manidipino vir;
(FR) France: Iperten | Manidipine biogaran | Manidipine Dci | Manidipine eg | Manidipine Mylan | Manidipine sandoz | Manidipine Teva | Manidipine Zentiva | Manidipine zydus;
(GR) Greece: Manyper | Presidin;
(IT) Italy: Erreman | Iperten | Manidipina | Manidipina Chiesi | Manidipina EG | Manidipina Fidia | Manidipina Sandoz | Manidipina Teva | Vascoman;
(JP) Japan: Bilosbit | Calet | Calslot | Calvadine | Canselin | Jimrost | Kaoltone | Manicalot | Manidilot | Manidilot hexal | Manidip;
(KR) Korea, Republic of: Madipine;
(PH) Philippines: Caldine | Minadil;
(TH) Thailand: Cardiplot | Kerdica | Madiplot | Nikp manidipine;
(TN) Tunisia: Iperten;
(TR) Turkey: Iperten

Index Terms

Pharmacologic Category

Reported Use

Management of hypertension

Dosage Range

Adults: Oral: Initial: 5 mg to 10 mg once daily; may increase to 20 mg once daily based on response and tolerability

Product Availability

Product available in various countries; not currently available in the US

Dosage Forms

Tablet, as hydrochloride: 5 mg, 10, mg, 20 mg; as dihydrochloride: 10 mg, 20 mg

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