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Why Prescription Drug Prices Are So High in the United States
Americans pay far more for prescription drugs than people in other wealthy countries. This article breaks down why-covering Medicare restrictions, Pharmacy Benefit Managers, specialty drug pricing, and failed reforms that leave patients footing the bill.
Stability Testing for Generics: FDA Requirements Explained
Learn exactly what the FDA requires for stability testing of generic drugs, from batch testing and storage conditions to common rejection reasons and upcoming 2025 changes that impact approval timelines.
Aminoglycoside Antibiotics and Kidney Damage: What You Need to Know About Nephrotoxicity
Aminoglycoside antibiotics like gentamicin and amikacin are powerful against serious infections but carry a 10-25% risk of kidney damage. Learn how it happens, who’s at risk, and how to prevent it.
Eyelid Dermatitis: Common Cosmetic Allergens and How to Treat Them
Eyelid dermatitis is often caused by hidden allergens in cosmetics, nail polish, or hair products. Learn the top triggers, why patch testing is essential, and how to treat it safely without damaging your eyes.
Why Generic Drug Prices Vary So Much by State
Generic drug prices vary wildly by state due to PBM practices, state laws, and pharmacy competition. Paying cash often saves money, and knowing your state’s rules can cut your costs by hundreds a year.
Military Shelf Life Extension Program: What It Reveals About Drug Stability
The Military Shelf Life Extension Program proves many drugs remain effective years beyond their expiration dates when properly stored. This federal program has saved billions and reshaped how we understand drug stability.
Managing Opioid Constipation: Peripherally Acting Mu Antagonists Explained
PAMORAs like methylnaltrexone, naloxegol, and naldemedine treat opioid-induced constipation without reducing pain relief. Learn how they work, who benefits most, and why they're more effective than laxatives.
Travel Insurance for Medication Coverage and Emergencies: What You Really Need to Know
Travel insurance can cover emergency medications abroad, but not routine prescriptions. Learn what's included, how to file claims, and which providers offer the best medication coverage for international trips.
Insulin, EpiPens, and Nitroglycerin: What Happens When They Expire
Expired insulin, EpiPens, and nitroglycerin can lose potency fast-sometimes within days of opening. Using them after expiration can be life-threatening. Here’s what you need to know to stay safe.
Fish Oil and Warfarin or DOACs: What You Need to Know About Bleeding Risks
Fish oil can increase bleeding risk when taken with warfarin or DOACs. Learn safe dosing, monitoring tips, and safer alternatives to avoid dangerous interactions while still supporting heart health.
How to Time Your Medications to Avoid Dangerous Drug Interactions
Learn how to time your medications properly to avoid dangerous drug interactions. Discover which common drug pairs need spacing, what timing won't fix, and practical steps to stay safe with your pills.
False Drug Allergy Labels: How Testing Can Save Lives and Stop Overuse of Stronger Antibiotics
Over 95% of people labeled penicillin-allergic aren't truly allergic. Testing can safely remove false labels, improve treatment, reduce antibiotic resistance, and save money. Learn how the process works and what to do next.