• Read all drug guidelines or instruction sheets and follow the advice on your prescription label. Never use more alprazolam than prescribed or for a longer period of time. Inform your healthcare provider if you have an increased desire to use this medication.
• Avoid crushing, chewing, or breaking the extended-release tablet.
• Allow the swallowing pill to dissolve without chewing in your mouth.
• If the signs do not improve or worsen, contact your doctor.
• If you utilize this medication for an extended period of time, you may require frequent medical examinations.
• Do not discontinue alprazolam without first consulting your doctor. If you suddenly stop using the medication after a long period of use, you may experience life-threatening withdrawal symptoms.
• Store away from heat, moisture, and light at room temperature. Keep your medication in an area where no one may misuse it.
• Any alprazolam liquid that has not been utilized within 90 days should be discarded.
• Never give this medication to anybody else, especially someone who has a history of using drugs or addiction. ADDICTION, OVERDOSE, OR DEATH CAN RESULT FROM MISUSE. Keep the medicine in a location where others cannot access it. It is illegal to sell or distribute this medication.
• Use the supplied measuring equipment (not a household spoon) to measure liquid medicine.

Alprazolam might cause your breathing to slow or stop, particularly if you recently took an opiate prescription or alcohol. If you experience slow breathing with extended pauses, blue lips, or are difficult to rouse up, someone caring for you ought to seek immediate medical attention.

If you develop any of the following symptoms, contact your doctor right away:

• A seizure;
• hallucinations, risk-taking behavior;
• a higher level of energy, decreased need for sleep;
• racing thoughts, being agitated or chatty;
• double vision;
• or jaundice (a yellowing of the skin or eyes) are all symptoms of jaundice.

In older people, sleepiness or dizziness may linger longer. Use care to avoid falling or getting injured by accident.
The following are examples of common side effects:

• sleepiness;
• or feeling dizzy.