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Keeping a Medication Journal: Tracking Your Response to Generic Medications

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 22 Dec 2025    Comments(7)
Keeping a Medication Journal: Tracking Your Response to Generic Medications

Track your body's response when switching to generic medications with a simple medication journal. Learn what to record, which drugs need it most, and how to use your notes to talk to your doctor.

How to Manage Multiple Pharmacies and Prescribers Safely

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 21 Dec 2025    Comments(10)
How to Manage Multiple Pharmacies and Prescribers Safely

Learn how to safely manage multiple pharmacies and prescribers using centralized software that reduces medication errors, ensures compliance, and improves senior patient outcomes. Essential for pharmacy chains.

Direct-to-Consumer Generic Pharmacies: How New Business Models Are Changing How You Get Medications

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 20 Dec 2025    Comments(13)
Direct-to-Consumer Generic Pharmacies: How New Business Models Are Changing How You Get Medications

Direct-to-consumer generic pharmacies are cutting out middlemen to offer major savings on common medications. Learn how platforms like Ro and Honeybee Health work, their real price advantages, risks, and who benefits most in 2025.

Fiber Supplements and Constipation: How to Time Them with Your Medications

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 19 Dec 2025    Comments(11)
Fiber Supplements and Constipation: How to Time Them with Your Medications

Fiber supplements help with constipation but can interfere with medications like metformin and lithium. Learn the safest timing strategies to avoid reduced drug effectiveness and dangerous side effects.

How to Compare OTC Pain Relievers: Acetaminophen vs. NSAIDs

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 18 Dec 2025    Comments(12)
How to Compare OTC Pain Relievers: Acetaminophen vs. NSAIDs

Learn how to choose between acetaminophen and NSAIDs for OTC pain relief. Understand when each works best, their risks, and how to use them safely without side effects.

Home Hemodialysis: Schedules, Training, and Outcomes

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 17 Dec 2025    Comments(8)
Home Hemodialysis: Schedules, Training, and Outcomes

Home hemodialysis offers greater flexibility and better outcomes than in-center treatment, but requires intensive training, a care partner, and home modifications. Learn about schedules, requirements, and real-world results.

How to Store Antibiotic Suspensions for Children Properly: A Clear Guide for Parents

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 15 Dec 2025    Comments(12)
How to Store Antibiotic Suspensions for Children Properly: A Clear Guide for Parents

Learn how to store children's antibiotic suspensions correctly to ensure they work, avoid resistance, and keep your child safe. Know which ones need refrigeration, how long they last, and what to do when in doubt.

Caffeine and Medication Safety: What You Need to Know About Dangerous Interactions

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 15 Dec 2025    Comments(13)
Caffeine and Medication Safety: What You Need to Know About Dangerous Interactions

Caffeine can interfere with common medications like warfarin, levothyroxine, and antidepressants, reducing effectiveness or increasing side effects. Learn which drugs interact dangerously with coffee, energy drinks, and other caffeine sources-and how to stay safe.

Macrolide Antibiotics and Heart Arrhythmias: Understanding QT Prolongation Risk

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 13 Dec 2025    Comments(13)
Macrolide Antibiotics and Heart Arrhythmias: Understanding QT Prolongation Risk

Macrolide antibiotics like azithromycin and clarithromycin can cause QT prolongation and dangerous heart rhythms in at-risk patients. Learn who’s most vulnerable and how doctors are managing the risk.

Side Effects After Switching to Generics: When to Worry

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 11 Dec 2025    Comments(8)
Side Effects After Switching to Generics: When to Worry

Switching to generic drugs can cause real side effects for some people - especially with thyroid, seizure, and psychiatric meds. Here's when to worry, what to watch for, and how to protect yourself.