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My grandson usually takes biphentin 50 mg, extended-release capsule. Last time, the pharmacist gave him 40 mg instead because they were out of 50 mg. Could this have a negative impact on his concentration at school?

Yes, a change in medication dosage can potentially affect your grandson's level of concentration at school. It is important to make sure that he is taking the correct prescribed dose as determined by his doctor.

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