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Galenika Ksalol 1mg is a prescription benzodiazepine tablet containing 1mg of alprazolam. This product is manufactured by Galenika and supplied as a pack of 30 tablets. Galenika’s product information confirms Ksalol is available as alprazolam tablets in 0.25mg, 0.5mg and 1mg strengths, with 30 tablets per pack.
Alprazolam acts on gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), an inhibitory chemical messenger in the central nervous system. Current UK alprazolam product information describes its role in the short-term symptomatic treatment of severe anxiety in adults.
The 1mg strength is the amount of alprazolam contained in each Ksalol tablet. It should not be interpreted as the appropriate dose for every person.
Alprazolam is also a Class C, Schedule 4 Part 1 controlled drug in the UK, and benzodiazepines can cause tolerance, dependence, addiction and withdrawal.
For broader information about this type of medicine, read our guide to benzodiazepines and their different types.
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Bank holiday Mondays are a public holidays and therefore, Royal Mail do not operate a delivery service on these days, this also applies to all other public holidays such as Easter, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Years Day (1st).
If you order your parcel on a Bank Holiday weekend, it will be dispatched on Tuesday and delivery will take place on the Wednesday.
This page specifically covers Galenika Ksalol 1mg tablets, rather than generic Alprazolam or another alprazolam brand.
Product details:
Official Galenika information lists Ksalol as an alprazolam prescription medicine and confirms the 1mg / 30-tablet presentation.
Ksalol is Galenika’s brand of alprazolam.
This relationship explains why searches such as Ksalol, Ksalol 1mg, Galenika Ksalol, Ksalol Alprazolam and Alprazolam 1mg can refer to closely related product information.
Ksalol should not, however, simply be called “Xanax”. Xanax and Ksalol are different branded products containing the same active ingredient, alprazolam. Current UK Xanax products are separately authorised alprazolam medicines.
If you want to understand how Ksalol fits within the wider medicine class, see What Are Benzodiazepines & What Types Are There?.
Alprazolam is listed by the UK government as a:
Class C drug — Schedule 4 Part 1.
This classification applies to the active substance alprazolam. It does not mean that every alprazolam brand sold internationally has the same UK marketing-authorisation status.
For other condition-focused information and products on the site, visit the Anti-Anxiety category.
The current UK Summary of Product Characteristics for alprazolam describes its licensed use as short-term symptomatic treatment of anxiety in adults where the anxiety is severe, disabling or causing extreme distress.
Galenika’s Ksalol product information in its home market also lists anxiety and panic-related indications. Because approved indications can differ between branded products and countries, the reason an individual takes Ksalol 1mg should always follow the prescribing healthcare professional and the information supplied with the actual medicine.
This is more accurate than describing Alprazolam as a general treatment for every type of anxiety or panic symptom.
Alprazolam belongs to the benzodiazepine class.
It facilitates the inhibitory action of GABA in the central nervous system. This reduces excessive neuronal activity and produces the medicine’s anxiolytic and sedative effects.
If you are researching options and information related to anxiety conditions more generally, browse the Anti-Anxiety Products section.
Current UK Alprazolam product information states that treatment should use the lowest effective dose for the shortest possible period, with treatment generally limited to a maximum of 2–4 weeks unless the situation is reassessed by the healthcare professional.
The reason for limiting treatment is not simply that the medicine “stops working”. Longer exposure can increase the risks associated with:
UK warnings for benzodiazepines were strengthened in 2026 specifically to make these risks clearer.
Ksalol 1mg describes the tablet strength, not a universal alprazolam dosage.
The appropriate amount of Alprazolam must be individualised according to factors such as:
Current UK Alprazolam product information emphasises using the lowest dose that controls symptoms and reassessing treatment regularly.
For that reason, this product page should not give users a condition-by-condition self-dosing table.
Take Ksalol only according to your prescription and the instructions supplied with your medicine.
Do not:
Regular benzodiazepine use can lead to physical dependence.
Stopping Alprazolam abruptly or reducing the dose too quickly can cause withdrawal reactions. Current UK product information states that the dose should be reduced gradually when treatment is being discontinued.
The exact reduction schedule needs to be personalised rather than copied from a general online dosage chart.
Alprazolam side effects can vary between individuals.
Current UK product information reports effects including:
Some effects are more likely when treatment begins or when the dose changes.
Speak to a healthcare professional if side effects persist, worsen or interfere with normal activities.
Alprazolam can impair concentration, coordination and reaction time.
Do not drive or operate machinery until you know how the medicine affects you, and never drive if your ability to do so safely is impaired.
Benzodiazepines can cause dependence and addiction even when used at therapeutic doses.
Risk generally increases with higher doses, longer treatment and a personal history of alcohol or drug misuse.
Possible signs of problematic use can include:
Do not respond to reduced effect by increasing your Ksalol dose yourself.
Withdrawal reactions can occur when a benzodiazepine is stopped abruptly, particularly after regular use.
Possible symptoms can include anxiety, agitation, sleep disturbance, sweating, muscle symptoms, gastrointestinal symptoms and, in severe cases, seizures or serious psychiatric reactions.
This is why planned, gradual dose reduction may be required.
Alcohol should not be taken with Alprazolam.
Current UK product information states that alcohol intake with alprazolam is not recommended because it can increase central-nervous-system depression and sedation.
Particular caution is required when benzodiazepines and opioid medicines are used together.
The combination can increase the risk of:
Tell the healthcare professional managing your treatment about all medicines you use, including painkillers, sleeping medicines and other sedating medicines.
Alprazolam overdose can depress the central nervous system.
Current UK product information describes overdose effects ranging from drowsiness, confusion and lethargy to more severe problems including poor coordination, low blood pressure, respiratory depression, coma and, rarely, death. Risk is particularly concerning when Alprazolam is combined with alcohol, opioids or other central-nervous-system depressants.
If you think more than the prescribed amount has been taken, seek urgent medical advice immediately.
If you are unsure what level of care is needed, NHS 111 can advise you.
Call 999 or go to A&E immediately if someone:
NHS poisoning guidance treats these as emergency warning signs.
Do not drive yourself to A&E. Take the medicine packaging and information about any other medicines taken if possible.
Ksalol 1mg is a Galenika-branded tablet containing 1mg of Alprazolam.
The product shown on this page contains 30 tablets.
Yes.
Alprazolam is the active ingredient in Ksalol. Galenika manufactures Ksalol tablets in several strengths, including 1mg.
Not exactly.
Ksalol and Xanax are different brand names, but both contain Alprazolam as their active ingredient. Current UK medicine records list Xanax as a separate Alprazolam product manufactured by Viatris.
Do not swap one branded product for another without appropriate healthcare advice.
Current UK Alprazolam product information lists short-term symptomatic treatment of severe anxiety in adults.
The approved uses of Ksalol in its home market are not identical to every UK Alprazolam product, so follow the indication given by your prescriber.
Yes.
Alprazolam belongs to the benzodiazepine group of medicines.
Read our benzodiazepine guide for a broader explanation of the medicine class.
Yes.
Alprazolam is a Class C, Schedule 4 Part 1 controlled drug in the UK.
No.
1mg is the strength of each Ksalol tablet, not the correct personal dose for every patient.
The dose must be determined individually by the prescribing healthcare professional.
Current UK product information states that Alprazolam reaches its peak plasma concentration approximately 1–2 hours after oral administration.
This does not mean every person will notice exactly the same effect at the same time.
Current UK product information gives a mean Alprazolam half-life of approximately 12–15 hours.
Half-life describes how the body processes the medicine; it does not tell you exactly how long sedation or symptom relief will last for an individual.
Yes.
Alprazolam and other benzodiazepines can cause tolerance, dependence, addiction and withdrawal reactions.
Do not suddenly stop regular Alprazolam treatment without medical advice.
Abrupt withdrawal can produce serious symptoms, so gradual dose reduction may be necessary.
Alcohol is not recommended with Alprazolam because it can increase sedation and other central-nervous-system effects.
Ksalol is an Alprazolam benzodiazepine product and should not be positioned as a routine treatment for insomnia.
If sleep problems are the main concern, read our guide to insomnia, its causes and ways to sleep better.
This product contains:
30 Galenika Ksalol 1mg tablets.