Lurasidone (Trade name: Latuda) is an antipsychotic in the atypical antipsychotic class commonly used in the treatment of schizophrenia and bipolar depression.
| Substrate of (Metabolized by) | |
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| Induces | |
| Inhibits |
| Starting | The recommended dose is 40-80 mg given once daily, with no titration needed. Lurasidone must be taken with a meal/food with at least 350 calories (or else its absorption is reduced by 50%).[2] |
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| Titration | No titration needed, but can be increased. |
| Maximum | 80mg PO daily (studies have gone up to 120mg with no difference in improvement) |
| Taper | Tapering/Switching Antipsychotics |