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Dosage of Mobic

Question  Can I take Mobic more than once a day, and does it come in more than one strength?
 
Answer  Mobic comes in 7.5 and 15 mg tablets. Talk to your doctor to see which dose is appropriate for you. It will depend on your age, other medical conditions, other medications and the condition which you are being treated for.

Last update: 11:03 AM Sunday, April 15, 2007

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