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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AndBreathe" data-source="post: 2579795" data-attributes="member: 88961">It is totally impossible for anyone to say if other meds in the same class as Jardiance will impact you, without knowing what it is that causes you to react.Tablets don’t just contain the active ingredient, they usually contain bulking agents, agents to help the tablet stay a tablet (not disintegrate), and so on.For example, I take thyroid medication, but there are a couple of companies whose tablets I can’t take.  They make me queasy.  Other brands are fine, so my prescription now states the two brands that must NOT be dispensed to me.Every drug licensed in the UK has a product license number, which looks like this:  PL 00289/1971. That is the brand of thyroid meds I can’t take.you’ll have to speak with your doctor, but he might perhaps suggest trying another brand of the meds, with caution.  Product license numbers are printed, usually on the packaging, and that would be a double check that your “recipe” was different in a different brand.  Some brands share Product Licenses.  As an example, Nurofen and generic Ibuprofens often carry the same PL.but, in short, you must speak to your doctor.  There are over 400 combinations of drugs available to treat T2 diabetes, so I’d guess insulin could be a way off yet.</blockquote>

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