by Kitsune on July 2nd, 2009

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To end confusion, who feels that all pills (prescription or otherwise) should have their entire name stamped on them no matter what?

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by Theby on August 5th, 2009
Kitsune, You mean you DON'T have the entire name on them where you live? That is terrible. Where I live it is against the law not to have the ingredients listed.
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- The name is on the bottles, but I am constantly putting my pills into mint containers to make them more portable. I know, it’s a bad practice. Then I forget which pill is which and If they dump out in my bag and I find them later I have no clue which ones they are. The pills themselves sometimes have numbers or a few letters, and some of them have nothing; very few have the actual names on them. I constantly change which umm brands I use to get the better price, but then things like my migraine and heart medications are constantly changing in appearance and the pills I use now will look different in a month or two. Very frustrating.
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  by Kitsune on August 6th, 2009
- Oh, I see. It might be a good idea to photocopy a page with all of your pills on it and then write underneath each photocopied pill the name, colour and times of use. Keep it in your handbag.
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  by Theby on August 8th, 2009
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by DustFaceKilla on July 2nd, 2009
Like the actual ingredient and all that kinda stuff? Yes i agree. +3
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- Yeah, what happens if a kid gets a hold of a bunch in a weekly medication organizer at grandma's? The parent would have no idea what they are. I'm horrible with my medications. I'm forever finding stray pills laying in the medicine chest and no clue as to which medication they are. It’s expensive to throw them away; even with insurance they still run me $50 to $80 a bottle depending on the prescription. +4
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  by Kitsune on July 3rd, 2009
- Yeah i fully understand, some of my meds can easily be above $100 dollars. But it will take the government who knows how long just to fix and/or clear up little problems like this.
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