Do's. . .

• Read and follow the label directions.
• Take medicines at proper times.
• Check the expiration date before use.
• Keep medicines in their original containers and store in a cool, dry place, away from bright light or as instructed by the label.
• Take medicines as prescribed, either until used up, or discontinued as instructed.
• Fill prescriptions far enough in advance to avoid running out of medication.
• Prepare a list of all the medicines you are taking and keep a copy in your wallet or purse.
• Keep all medicines out of the reach of children.

Do Not's . . .

• Use capsules or bottles if it looks like it may have been tampered with.
• Take more or less than the recommended dose.
• Share or take any medicine that has been prescribed for a friend or relative.
• Take medicines in the dark.
  Store medicines in the refrigerator unless specifically instructed.
• Break or crush tablets without first consulting your doctor or pharmacist.
• Eat foods that interact with your medicine.
• Leave your physician's office or pharmacy if you do not understand directions.

• About drug interactions with other medicines you are taking.
• About any allergies/medical conditions you have which may influence your treatment.
• About generic products, before you fill your prescription
• What to do if your symptoms continue, or if there are any new symptoms or unusual side effects.
• Before consuming alcoholic beverages.
• About foods that interact with your medicine.
• For suggestions, if you have trouble swallowing pills.
• For suggestions, if you do not like the taste of your medication.
• If you have difficulty removing the safety cap!