Amiloride
Amiloride (Moduretic) is a diuretic paired with a second diuretic for high blood pressure and fluid retention. This catalogue lists it in two tablets: Moduretic and Frumil.
Key points
- Amiloride is a potassium-sparing diuretic that increases how much sodium and water pass into urine while conserving potassium.
- Amiloride’s established combination-therapy use extends to heart failure.
- Potassium and kidney function are the main safety considerations for amiloride, which can raise blood potassium levels.
Brands and forms in this catalogue
Moduretic and Frumil are the two amiloride combinations in this catalogue, both supplied as tablets. Moduretic pairs amiloride with hydrochlorothiazide and is listed for Hypertension and general fluid retention, while Frumil pairs amiloride with furosemide and is listed for fluid retention including Hepatic Cirrhosis-associated Ascites. Neither product lists amiloride on its own; both sit within this catalogue’s Heart & Blood Pressure category.

