It is very important to follow the instructions given with your prescriptions.Please take a moment to review the Do's and Don'ts about your medications, and if you have questions about a medication your doctor has prescribed for you, please ask.
How do I get a refill for my prescription? Please call your pharmacy at least 72 hours prior to your last dosage of medication. Your pharmacist will contact our office if necessary to approve additional refills. You do not need to contact our office directly for refills.
Medication Do's & Dont's Know the names and dosages of your medications. Always keep a current list of the medications you are taking with you. Bring this list with you when you go to the doctor's office, hospital, or clinic. Have the list updated every time changes are made. This information will be helpful when you call the doctor with a problem or another doctor treats you in an emergency.
Know why you are taking these medications, how to take them, and how they work.
If you have any questions about your medications - ASK. Don't change, skip or add a dose without checking with your doctor. Refill your medication BEFORE it runs out. Please call your pharmacy at least 72 hours in advance of your last dosage to obtain a refill.
Let your doctor know if anything unusual happens. Stop taking the medication and call your doctor immediately if you feel dizzy, faint, light-headed, have difficulty breathing or develop a rash. If you are unable to get your doctor and the symptoms get worse, go to the emergency room.
Develop a routine to help you remember when to take your medication. Plan to take your medication around other regular activities in your life such as brushing your teeth, with meals, when you go to sleep, get up or watch the evening news.
Let your doctor know if you take over-the-counter medications such as antacids, cold remedies or aspirin because they may interact with your prescription medications.
Keep your medication in a dry place at room temperature.
