What should I be asking my pharmacist about everything I take?

One page for the pharmacy counter: everything you take in a clean table, and the questions worth asking.


When to use
Before a pharmacy visit or medication review, when your list has grown and you’re no longer sure what’s for what.
Time
10 min

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This prepares you for a pharmacist or doctor. Never start, stop or change a medication based on an AI answer.

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I’m asking my pharmacist to go over everything I take, and I want to arrive prepared. Here is my list, including over-the-counter products and supplements: . Don’t tell me whether to start, stop or change anything, and don’t judge interactions yourself. Ask me up to five questions, one at a time, to fill gaps in the list. Then give me one page to bring: a table with name, dose, when I take it and what I believe it’s for, followed by the questions to ask the pharmacist, most important first. Include timing, what shouldn’t be taken together, and what to do about a missed dose. Mark anything you weren’t sure how to read, so I can check it against the label.

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