Xanax FAQ

	What is Xanax?
	How does Xanax work?
	Who can take Xanax?
	Who cannot take Xanax?
	Can I take XANAX if I'm pregnant?
	When do Xanax cause occupational hazards?
	What is the ideal dose of Xanax?
	How is Xanax supplied?

What is XANAX ?
Xanax is a drug for the short term treatment of anxiety disorders.

How does Xanax work?
Xanax belongs to a class of drugs called benzodiazepines. These class of drugs effect chemical changes in the brain and the central nervous system to soothe and calm the agitated and restless human mind.

Who can take Xanax?
Xanax is a drug meant for the treatment of people with anxiety disorders. Only a qualified doctor can give a Xanax prescription

Who cannot take Xanax?
Children, pregnant and breastfeeding females, and older adults cannot take Xanax.

When do Xanax cause occupational hazards?
Xanax may cause occupational hazards, when it is taken along with alcohol or indulge in activities that involve physical and mental alertness.

What is the ideal dose of Xanax?
0.25 mg, twice a day is the ideal dose of Xanax. You may either increase or decrease the dose as required.

How is Xanax supplied?
Xanax is supplied in tablets of 0.25 mg, 0.5 mg, 1 mg and 2mg.