Read through our quick tips lists to help you keep yourself and your family safe!
Sometimes you need to look for clues that could alert you to a mistake with your medication.
Learn MoreHere is the top ten ways you can prevent getting the wrong drug because of a look-alike or sound-alike error.
Learn MoreHere is a list of the “top ten” questions you should have answered before beginning any new medication:
Learn MoreTraveling can be hectic enough without the added problem of worrying about your medicines. So when you’re on-the-go, it’s important to make sure your medicine travels safely with you. Here are some things to keep in mind to reduce the risk that something will go wrong:
Learn MoreHere are the top ten things the Institute for Safe Medication Practices says that you, or people you care about, should do to help prevent errors when medications are prescribed.
Learn MoreOver-the-counter liquid medications can be found in practically every medicine cabinet. Surprisingly though, there’s not a standard way to measure liquid medicines doses.
Learn MoreOTC Medicine is in fact safe and effective when taken as directed, but even OTC medicines—including herbals—can cause serious and potentially fatal side effects when abused.
Learn MoreMost people wouldn't think twice about applying over-the-counter (OTC) creams, lotions, ointments, sprays, or patches to the skin. However, the medicines in these products can enter the body just like medicines taken by mouth.
Learn MoreFew caregivers are more devoted than parents when caring for a child. Yet, even the most cautious and educated parents will make mistakes when giving medicine to children. Here are 10 important safety tips for parents!
Learn MoreOver-the-counter (OTC) medicines are used to treat a variety of conditions, from headaches to stomach aches. a few tips to help you make safe choices and reduce your risk of harm when using OTC medicines
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