1. Inform your physician about everything you are taking. This includes prescription and over-the-counter medicines, and dietary supplements such as vitamins and herbs.
   
   
2. Inform your physician about any allergies and adverse reactions you have had to previous medications.
   
   
3. Make sure you can read a prescription your physician writes. If you can't read their handwriting, someone else might not be able to either.
   
   
4. Ask for information about your medication in terms you can understand—both when prescribed and when you receive them.
   ·  What is the medication for?
   ·  How am I supposed to take it, and for how long?
   ·  What side effects are likely? What do I do if they occur?
   ·  Is this medication safe to take with other medications or dietary supplements I am taking?
   ·  What food, drink, or activities should I avoid while taking this medication?
   
   
5. When receiving your medication, make sure this is the medication that was prescribed / ordered?
   (the majority of  medication errors involved the wrong drug or the wrong dose.)
   
   
6. Medication labels can be hard to understand, so ask any questions concerning these directions.
   
   
7. Ask for the best device and way to measure liquid your medications

Generic and Brand Name Drugs

The use of Generic medications has helped billions of patients worldwide and its low costs have been a key factor in establishing and maintaining healthcare for those areas and persons that previously could not afford it.

Brand drugs are marketed under specific names and are usually under patent protection. Currently, some countries do not allow manufacturers monopoly over the drug market and the generic alternatives are available.  Generic drugs are manufactured with the same active ingredients, effectiveness and safety as its brand name equivalent and are sold under the drug's chemical or "generic" name.   

Health authorities strictly regulate the strength and purity of generic medications so they provide the same medical effectiveness as the brand name equivalent in terms of the amount and speed of the drug's absorption.

Our products are from the worlds leading Brand and Generic drug manufacturers who standards meet the rigid FDA, WHO and GMP approval.

GlaxoSmithKline,  Eli Lilly, E-Merck, Astra Zeneca, German Remedies, Bayer, Janssen-Cilag, Ranbaxy, Cipla, Dr. Reddy's, Teva, Sun Pharma, Lupin Pharma, Apotex and many more.