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Acion

Were you looking for information about Aceon? Acion is a common misspelling of Aceon.
 
Aceon® is a medicine that is commonly prescribed to help control high blood pressure. The medication, which works by blocking the angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE), causes blood vessels to relax, which can lower blood pressure. Aceon comes in a tablet form and is available in several strengths, including 2 mg, 4 mg, and 8 mg. Potential side effects may include back pain, cough, and upper respiratory infections.
 
(Click Aceon for more information about the effects of Aceon, dosing tips and precautions for the medicine, and other possible side effects that may occur.)
 
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