Cilostazol
Approved, for something elseMeasured in people, not heightBy mouthSmall molecule
A circulation drug that helps people with leg pain walk further.
A quinolinone that inhibits phosphodiesterase III, approved in the United States since 1999 to reduce the symptoms of intermittent claudication by increasing walking distance. Developed and sold as a vasodilating antiplatelet drug.
Risks. A boxed warning bans it in anyone with heart failure, and in dogs it damaged the heart and its arteries.
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