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How Insurance Covers Authorized Generics: Formulary Placement Explained

How Insurance Covers Authorized Generics: Formulary Placement Explained

  • by Colin Edward Egan
  • on 8 Jan 2026

Authorized generics offer brand-name drug quality at generic prices. Learn how insurance plans cover them, why formulary placement matters, and what patients and insurers need to know in 2026.

Insulin and Beta-Blockers Together: What You Need to Know About Hidden Hypoglycemia Risks

Insulin and Beta-Blockers Together: What You Need to Know About Hidden Hypoglycemia Risks

  • by Colin Edward Egan
  • on 7 Jan 2026

Combining insulin and beta-blockers can mask low blood sugar symptoms, leading to dangerous hypoglycemia unawareness. Learn how to recognize the hidden signs, choose safer medications, and use monitoring tech to stay safe.

Inactive Ingredient Differences: Can Excipients Affect Safety or Efficacy?

Inactive Ingredient Differences: Can Excipients Affect Safety or Efficacy?

  • by Colin Edward Egan
  • on 6 Jan 2026

Inactive ingredients in pills may seem harmless, but new research shows some can affect how drugs work or trigger side effects. Learn which excipients could impact your safety and efficacy.

Mail-Order Generics: Real Benefits and Hidden Risks

Mail-Order Generics: Real Benefits and Hidden Risks

  • by Colin Edward Egan
  • on 4 Jan 2026

Mail-order generics offer convenience and cost savings for chronic meds, but hidden risks like temperature damage, delayed refills, and pricing markups can threaten safety. Know how to use them wisely.

Organ Transplant Recipients: Immunosuppressant Drug Interactions and Side Effects

Organ Transplant Recipients: Immunosuppressant Drug Interactions and Side Effects

  • by Colin Edward Egan
  • on 3 Jan 2026

Immunosuppressant drugs prevent organ rejection but come with serious side effects like diabetes, kidney damage, infections, and cancer. Learn how these drugs interact with other medications, what to watch for, and how to stay safe long-term.

Seizure Medications and Pregnancy: Risks of Birth Defects and Drug Interactions

Seizure Medications and Pregnancy: Risks of Birth Defects and Drug Interactions

  • by Colin Edward Egan
  • on 30 Dec 2025

Seizure medications can pose risks during pregnancy, including birth defects and drug interactions with birth control. Learn which drugs are safest, how to reduce risks, and what to do before and during pregnancy.

Symptoms of Taking Counterfeit Meds: What to Watch For

Symptoms of Taking Counterfeit Meds: What to Watch For

  • by Colin Edward Egan
  • on 29 Dec 2025

Counterfeit meds can look identical to real prescriptions but may contain deadly substances like fentanyl. Learn the physical signs, health symptoms, and what to do if you suspect you’ve taken a fake pill.

How to File a Direct Complaint with the FDA as a Patient

How to File a Direct Complaint with the FDA as a Patient

  • by Colin Edward Egan
  • on 28 Dec 2025

Learn how to file a direct complaint with the FDA as a patient when you experience side effects, device failures, or product issues. Step-by-step guide on using MedWatch, what to include, and why your report matters.

How to Organize a Medication List for Caregivers and Family

How to Organize a Medication List for Caregivers and Family

  • by Colin Edward Egan
  • on 27 Dec 2025

A clear, step-by-step guide for caregivers to organize medication lists for seniors, including what to include, paper vs. digital options, common mistakes, and how to prevent dangerous drug interactions.

Behind-the-Counter Medications: What You Can Buy Without a Prescription - And Why Pharmacies Hold Them Back

Behind-the-Counter Medications: What You Can Buy Without a Prescription - And Why Pharmacies Hold Them Back

  • by Colin Edward Egan
  • on 26 Dec 2025

Behind-the-counter medications are OTC drugs you can buy without a prescription - but only after showing ID and talking to a pharmacist. Learn which ones are available, why they’re restricted, and how to navigate the system.