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Narrow Therapeutic Index Drugs: What Patients Need to Know
Narrow therapeutic index drugs require precise dosing and regular monitoring. Learn how warfarin, lithium, levothyroxine, and others work, why generic switches can be risky, and what you must do to stay safe.
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Published ON: 25 NovSwitching from a brand-name drug to an authorized generic can save you $15-$30 per prescription with no loss in effectiveness. Learn how to identify, confirm, and switch safely to the same medication at a lower cost.
Published ON: 24 NovThe FDA ensures generic drugs meet the same safety and effectiveness standards as brand-name drugs through strict bioequivalence testing, manufacturing oversight, and labeling rules. Generics are not cheaper because they're weaker-they're cheaper because they don't repeat expensive clinical trials.
Published ON: 16 NovLearn practical ways to reduce dry mouth, drowsiness, and eye irritation from brimonidine tartrate eye drops. Simple techniques like punctal occlusion and proper timing can make a big difference in comfort and safety.
Published ON: 18 NovRitonavir is a key booster in modern HIV treatment, helping other antiretroviral drugs work longer and stronger. Learn how it works, who should use it, and what interactions to watch for.
Published ON: 18 Nov