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Have you tried a PDR (Physicians desk reference?) This is where you'll find the facts, Whether or not you'll be able to discern the difference is yet another question.

Maybe this site will help!

Go to....http://www.webmd.com/

Go to the heading: Drugs & Supplements. Click "Pill identifier", and scroll down to, "Find a Drug. Type in medication > Drug Name. This is where you will be told the warnings, uses, side effects,  precautions, interactions, and overdose information.

ones a diruetic and the other a beta blocker.

Triamterene is a diuretic, means push out fluid from the body and metoprolol is a betablocker.

what is the difference between the blood pressure medications triamterene and metoprolol tartrate?