Also known as levamlodipine benzoate tablets, the main ingredient of Schweta is levamlodipine, a calcium antagonist antihypertensive drug, mainly used for the treatment of hypertension and angina pectoris, recommended to be taken in the morning. For patients’ blood pressure, there is usually a peak in the morning when they first get up, so taking it at this time can better control the morning blood pressure peak, which is the case for most patients. However, if the patient belongs to other special cases, such as blood pressure may have a peak at other points in time, the time of administration should be adjusted. In short, the specific timing of the medication must follow the advice of the doctor, and for most patients, it is generally recommended to take it in the morning. It is important to monitor blood pressure during the course of medication to prevent adverse reactions caused by low blood pressure. Regarding the administration of Schweta, caution should be exercised in patients with impaired liver function. This drug should be administered under medical supervision and the dose should be strictly controlled.