Grapefruit is one of those foods that looks like it belongs in a healthy breakfast photo. Bright, fresh, juicy, and innocent. But with some cholesterol medications, grapefruit can act like the dramatic ex who walks into the room and changes…
Fexofenadine and Fruit Juice: A “Bad Relationship” Your Allergy Medicine Does Not Need Some relationships just do not work. Fexofenadine and orange juice? Not the best couple. Fexofenadine is a non-drowsy antihistamine commonly used for allergy symptoms such as sneezing,…
Common non-drowsy antihistamines include loratadine, cetirizine, and fexofenadine. These are generally less likely to cause sleepiness than older antihistamines, such as diphenhydramine, but everyone responds differently. Some people can still feel tired, dizzy, or less alert. This is why it…
Statins vs Cholesterol: The Easy Drug Name Trick If pharmacy drug names feel like a superhero movie, today’s battle is: Captain Statin vs. Cholesterol Man. It sounds funny, but this simple visual can help you remember an important drug class:…
PPI — Proton Pump Inhibitors If stomach acid had a personality, sometimes it would be doing the absolute most. That burning feeling people describe with acid reflux or heartburn is often linked to stomach acid moving where it should not…
If you are studying for your pharmacy tech exam you already know the problem. There are hundreds of drug names to memorise and they all look impossible. Here is the good news. Drug names are not random. Every drug name…
