Prescription:

Lanoxin (Digoxin) is used to control some irregular rhythms of the heart, mainly for people who have atrial fibrilliation. It can also be for people with congestive heart failure by helping the heart beat stronger and more efficiently.

Digoxin is given as an injection in the hospital under close supervision by health care providers. Normally, the doctor would prescribe digoxin tablets (e.g., after discharge from the hospital or between follow-up visits with the doctor).
The dose varies widely depending on age, disease, weight, and kidney function. Higher doses are often given at the start of treatment and reduced for maintenance treatment. Children's doses are individually determined by their doctor and based on body weight.
Digoxin is normally taken once daily at the same time each day with food.
Store this medication at room temperature, protect it from light, and keep it out of the reach of children.