Common Medications Mistakes






 ‎There is something very common in consultation A patient is advised to take 1/2 or 1/4 of a tablet. Looks simple. But it's not always the safest thing. I'm an experienced pharmacist. In practice we see these kinds of situations What do we do? many times We recommend to see if the exact dose exists (e.g. 25 MG instead of starting 100 mg) Why? Because splitting a tablet doesn't always guarantee accurate dosing .

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