Tivicay10mg?

Tivicay is the brand name for dolutegravir, an HIV medicine. The usual dosing is 50 mg once daily when used as part of combination antiretroviral therapy. A 10 mg tablet is not a standard dose in most regimens.

If you have something labeled “Tivicay 10 mg,” don’t assume that’s correct for your plan. Dosage and formulations can vary by country, and a 10 mg tablet could be a partial tablet, a different medicine, or a pediatric formulation. Please

- do not change your dose on your own, and
- check with the pharmacist or prescriber about what you have and the correct dose for you.

What would be helpful for me to know:
- Which country you’re in (to know the usual labeling)?
- Are you asking about dosing, side effects, or potential interactions?
- Do you have a photo or the full label from the bottle?

If you’re experiencing a possible dosing error or side effects, contact your healthcare provider or pharmacist promptly. Also, tell me any other meds you’re taking, since dolutegravir can interact with certain drugs.