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OTC topical pain relievers like creams and patches can help with muscle and joint pain-but misuse can cause burns, heart issues, or worse. Learn the real risks, safe usage tips, and which ingredients to avoid.

Learn how to talk to your doctor about generic vs. brand-name medications, why generics are just as safe and effective, and how to save money without sacrificing your health.

Generic drugs are not copies - they're FDA-approved equivalents with the same active ingredients, strength, and effectiveness as brand-name drugs. Learn the truth behind the myths and why generics save billions without sacrificing safety.

You have the right to understand your medication instructions. Learn how to ask for clear, plain-language written directions from your pharmacist-and why it matters for your safety and health.

If you're on blood thinners and suffer a head injury, even a minor one, immediate CT imaging is critical. Delayed brain bleeds can be deadly, and symptoms may not appear right away. Know the warning signs and when to seek help.

Bioequivalence testing proves generic drugs work the same as brand-name drugs by matching how they're absorbed in the body. Learn how the FDA ensures safety, effectiveness, and cost savings.

Learn how to safely switch from another BPH medication to alfuzosin, including timing, dosing, side effects, and what to expect. A practical guide for managing urinary symptoms with fewer side effects.

Fiber supplements can block the absorption of key medications like thyroid hormones, blood thinners, and antibiotics. Learn the exact timing rules to stay safe and get full benefit from both your fiber and your prescriptions.

Learn how to safely store, transport, and dispose of medications during home renovations or moves. Keep your meds effective, secure, and away from kids, pets, and heat.

Learn when to seek emergency care for drug interactions - from life-threatening symptoms like trouble breathing and seizures to warning signs like rashes and fever. Know what to do before it's too late.