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Re: zoloft vs lexapro--difference in potency? » bleauberry

Posted by mav27 on November 26, 2008, at 19:32:15

In reply to Re: zoloft vs lexapro--difference in potency?, posted by bleauberry on November 26, 2008, at 19:01:58

In the same graph you can see how it takes different plasma levels to reach that 80%. zoloft only takes 25 ng/ml for 80% uptake inhibition whereas paxil takes 40 ng/ml to reach 80% uptake inhibition which is what makes the zoloft much more potent.

Prozac being one of the weaker ones takes 200 ng/ml to cause 80% reuptake inhibition.

> According to graph 3.7, 50mg Zoloft, 20mg Prozac, or 20mg Paxil have equal potency, each inhibiting the serotonin reuptake pump by 80%.


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