Mylan 199 - One More Clonidine Pill Made by Mylan

The 3rd one in the row of Mylan's Clonidine hydrochloride pills is Mylan 199 - a 0.3 mg white-colored pill, used to treat hypertension, etc (the same as with Mylan 152, just the strength is three times as much). Clonidine is also available under prescription as brand-named Catapres and Duraclon, which are not Mylan's products. To add a few words to Mylan 199 pill's description, we may say that "MYLAN" and "199" on the front side of the pill are divided by a score, while the reverse side is blank.

Mylan 186

The other version of Mylan's Clonidine is Mylan 186 - a 0.2mg tablet (white, scored), used to treat hypertension, etc (the same as with Mylan 152, just the strength is twice as much). Clonidine is also available with a prescription under the brand names Catapres and Duraclon, but they are not Mylan's products.

Mylan 152

Mylan 152 white tablet is Clonidine 0.1 mg. (The writing is divided by a score, the reverse side of the tablet is blank. "152" may sometimes look as "752".) The medicine is used to treat hypertension. But affecting the brain chemicals (and only then, as a result, the blood vessels), Clonidine is also used to treat painful menstrual periods, menopausal flushing, diabetic diarrhea, Tourette's Syndrome, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), postherpetic neuralgia, ulcerative colitis, and withdrawal symptoms from dependence on narcotics, alcohol, or nicotine (smoking), although these are not approved by FDA.