Non-cardioselective beta blockers

A drug may be classified by the chemical type of the active ingredient or by the way it is used to treat a particular condition. Each drug can be classified into one or more drug classes.

Drug Name ( View by: Brand | Generic )	Reviews	Avg. Ratings
InnoPran XL (Pro, More...) generic name: propranolol	2 Review(s)	10.0 Rate It!
Inderal (Pro, More...) generic name: propranolol	1 Review(s)	9.2 Rate It!
Corgard (More...) generic name: nadolol	1 Review(s)	9.0 Rate It!
Coreg (Pro, More...) generic name: carvedilol	2 Review(s)	8.2 Rate It!
Inderal LA (Pro, More...) generic name: propranolol	2 Review(s)	6.7 Rate It!
Coreg CR (More...) generic name: carvedilol	0 Review(s)	4.0 Rate It!
Betapace (More...) generic name: sotalol	1 Review(s)	Not rated - Be the first
Betapace AF (Pro, More...) generic name: sotalol	1 Review(s)	Not rated - Be the first
Blocadren (Pro, More...) generic name: timolol	0 Review(s)	Not rated - Be the first
Cartrol (More...) generic name: carteolol	0 Review(s)	Not rated - Be the first
Levatol (More...) generic name: penbutolol	0 Review(s)	Not rated - Be the first
Normodyne (More...) generic name: labetalol	0 Review(s)	Not rated - Be the first
Sorine (Pro, More...) generic name: sotalol	0 Review(s)	Not rated - Be the first
Trandate (Pro, More...) generic name: labetalol	0 Review(s)	Not rated - Be the first
Visken (Pro, More...) generic name: pindolol	0 Review(s)	Not rated - Be the first

See also

Medical Conditions associated with non-cardioselective beta blockers: