Testing two single pills versus one combination pill for high blood pressure and diabetes

This study is testing HL1113 — a combination medication designed to treat both high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes — by comparing it against two separate single-ingredient pills that do similar jobs. Researchers want to know if the medication works better, worse, or the same when you take it as one pill versus two separate pills. The results will help doctors decide which approach is most helpful for patients managing both conditions.

Many patients struggle to manage two conditions at once, and taking fewer pills might help them stick to their treatment plan. This trial will show whether this medication is just as effective in simpler dosing forms, which could make life easier for people with both high blood pressure and diabetes.