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Dear Ivan, Bob has been on Madopar for many years.. The dispersible IS good for a quick fix and kicks in nicely, but I believe you can get the same effect from making liquid sinemet. (Which I am sure you know how to do). True this is not as convenient. The long acting Madopar HBS is only half as strong (100mgm) as Sinemet CR (200), but it does suit some. Madopar tablets can also be broken in half and quarters, which is an advantage too. It also has Benserazide in it to make it absorbable, whereas Sinemet has carbidopa. This suits some better. Cheers JOY Graham >I would really like to try the UK's dispersible Madopar. >NIgel's mention of a 15 - minute wait for it to kick >in is very encouraging. > > Bob & Joy Graham 37 D Fremantle Village Lot 1, Cockburn Rd South Fremantle WA 6162 Australia Ph & Fax (08) 9430 4730 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn