Does Tamiflu come in a liquid as well as capsules?
A. Yes, Tamiflu is available as a liquid (oral suspension) and as oral capsules of different sizes. Your healthcare provider will prescribe the strength that is right for you. Q. Do I need to make the Tamiflu liquid (oral suspension)? A. No, a pharmacist should mix Tamiflu liquid before giving it to you. If you get a bottle with only powder in it, you should return the medication to the pharmacy so it can be mixed correctly. Q. Is there enough Tamiflu suspension? A. For the 2009-2010 flu season there is not enough of the liquid Tamiflu made by the manufacturer. Some pharmacies may need to make a liquid for patients. The strength of the liquid made by the pharmacy may be different than the liquid from the manufacturer. You should always follow the directions on the medicine label for how much and how often to give the medication. You should speak with your healthcare provider if you have any questions. Q. Does the liquid (oral suspension) need to be refrigerated? A. Yes, liquid Tamiflu
