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New High Dose Aricept being studied

New High Dose Aricept being studied

A new study investigating the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease with a higher dose of  Aricept is currently being conducted at Glasgow Memory Clinic. The new preparation will investigate the effect of 23 mg Aricept as a slow release preparation.

Currently the maximum dose of Aricept is 10mg per day and the new study aims to discover if this new preparation can offer new benefits to people with Alzheimer’s disease. Contact us on for more information. This study has completed recruitment.

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