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A common brand name for the combination of glimepiride (a sulfonylurea) and metformin (a biguanide) is: - Amaryl M (glimepiride + metformin)
Brand names can vary by country and manufacturer, but Amaryl M is the best-known brand name specifically tied to the glimepiride–metformin combination.
To confirm you have the exact combination, the label should list both medicines, typically: - glimepiride - metformin Often it will also show the strengths (for example, 1 mg/500 mg, 2 mg/500 mg, etc.), depending on the product.
Glimepiride/metformin combos are dose-specific, so the brand name and strength on the label help ensure you’re taking the intended glimepiride and metformin doses in the correct fixed combination. Sources: None provided in the prompt.
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