UpScript Medication Encyclopedia - Page 6
Noise Exposure Limits: Protecting Your Hearing at Work and Concerts
Learn the real noise exposure limits that protect your hearing at work and concerts. Discover why 85 dBA is the critical threshold, how to use ear protection properly, and what employers and venues should be doing to prevent permanent hearing loss.
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Insurance Protections Against Counterfeit Drugs: What Coverage Really Includes
Counterfeit drugs threaten patient safety and cost billions annually. Insurance can protect companies in the supply chain - but only if they follow strict verification practices. Learn what coverage really includes and how to stay safe.
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FDA Listing for Biosimilars: How They Are Evaluated and Approved
The FDA doesn't rate biosimilars like generics - it rigorously evaluates them for high similarity and no clinically meaningful differences. Learn how the approval process works, what 'interchangeable' means, and why biosimilars are safe and cost-effective.
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Drug Interaction Issues: When Generics Interact Unexpectedly
Generic drugs are just as safe as brand-name versions, but misconceptions about interactions persist. Learn why some people feel different after switching - and how to stay safe without overpaying.
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Language Access for Medication Counseling: What You Need to Know About Interpreter Rights
Language access laws now require pharmacies to provide professional interpreters for medication counseling. Learn your rights, what pharmacies must offer, and how this saves lives by preventing dangerous medication errors.
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When to Avoid a Medication Family After a Severe Drug Reaction
After a severe drug reaction, you may need to avoid an entire medication family-but not always. Learn when cross-reactivity is real, when it’s a myth, and how to get tested to avoid unnecessary restrictions.
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Batch Variability and Bioequivalence: What Acceptable Limits Really Mean for Generic Drugs
Batch variability can make or break generic drug safety. Learn how regulators are changing bioequivalence standards to ensure consistent, reliable generic medications-without compromising access or cost.
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How to Check for Drug Interactions at Home Safely
Learn how to safely check for drug interactions at home using free tools, what to look for, and when to call your pharmacist. Avoid dangerous combos between prescriptions, OTC meds, and supplements.
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Renal Dosing for Metformin and SGLT2 Inhibitors: When to Adjust in 2025
Updated 2025 guidelines on when to adjust metformin and SGLT2 inhibitor doses in kidney disease. Know the eGFR thresholds, what to do when levels drop, and how to fight insurance denials.
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FDA Authorization of Generics: Legal Basis and Approval Process
The FDA approves generic drugs through the Hatch-Waxman Act's ANDA pathway, ensuring they match brand-name drugs in safety, strength, and effectiveness. Over 90% of U.S. prescriptions are for generics, saving billions annually.
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