Report to your pharmacist or doctor any other side effects experienced about which you haven't been previously warned. Dosage - Always take your medication as instructed by your doctor and pharmacist. Never change the way you take a medication without first discussing it with your health care professionals. Medications are sometimes given in different strengths or with different frequency. Generic Medications - Ask your pharmacist if there is a generic version of the medication you take.
Generic medications are usually less expensive than their brand-name counterparts.
Your pharmacist can answer any questions concerning your use of these medications. Compliance - Compliance is taking your medication as instructed by your doctor and pharmacist. Taking your medications with the advice of your pharmacist is one of the most cost-effective forms of health care. This is true for your health now and in the future by preventing health problems that could require a more expensive treatment later. Insurance - Make sure you understand how your insurance plan helps cover the cost of your medications.