ESTRADIOL GEL 0.1% vs NORETHINDRONE ACETATE AND ETHINYL ESTRADIOL AND FERROUS FUMARATE

I was surprised that the estradiol 0.01% cream had been dispensed to a 1-month old patient. But through some research, I found that such cream is used for labial adhesions - interesting! Have you seen this dispensed for such a patient population in your pharmacy practice? What are some other possib

Hello fellow pharmacy friends, just wanted to tell you a tale of my Wednesday. To preface, I don’t care that they call corporate to complain about me, rather, I’d LOVE to hear how that conversation goes. To the story. It’s Wednesday, 1:26pm, 4 minutes until we close for lunch until 2pm. I’m helping

I work in Europe and when visiting this subreddit, I'm surprised how strict the retail pharmacy sector seems to be in the US. Counting pills, for example. In my country, we use blisters. The patient needs 14 actual pills, but the smallest package has 28? Just give them 28 then. Dispensing single tab

Patient of a certain age, let’s call her Karen. She was rx ator 40 and metf 500 as a new patient from a local and well respected PCP MD. She called to inform me that she would not be taking either med as her anemia is what is causing her a1c issue and her PPI was not allowing absorption of the free

Imagine going to urgent care with whatever bullshit needed this script...

I wanted something like Lo Loestrin Fe but with more hormones to hopefully stop the irregular bleeding/spotting I've had for like 3 months while taking it. I asked for Loestrin 24 FE to combat this, (and hopefully the low libido/low mood /fatigue hopefully, please share your experience if you have o

Hello all! Like the title says, I have a new job with new health insurance and the pill I've been taking for the last 9 years (Minastrin 24 FE) is no longer covered on my new plan. I had GREAT results with Minastrin - no mood changes, no weight gain, libido unaffected, no more periods - so I am very