Identifying Pills with RXList

rapierce 743 views 54 slides Oct 21, 2013
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Which pill is this?

Medication needs to be organized

b ut what if it isn’t?

How do you know which pill is which?

Rxlist.com can help

Rxlist.com can help Medical data is provided by the FDA & First Data Bank, Inc.

Rxlist.com can help Medical data is provided by the FDA & First Data Bank, Inc. Written by physicians and pharmacists

Rxlist.com can help Medical data is provided by the FDA & First Data Bank, Inc. Written by physicians and pharmacists Updated continuously

1. S elect “Pill Identifier”

1. S elect “Pill Identifier”

Pill Identifier

Scroll to this box

3 . Fill in the first field

3 . Fill in the first field You can leave fields blank

3 . Fill in the first field You can leave fields blank but if you fill in all relevant fields, the result will be clearer

What is an imprint?

An imprint is the marking on a pill

An imprint is the marking on a pill Like “512” on this pill

Let’s practice with that pill

4. Fill in the second field

4 . Fill in the second field

4 . Fill in the second field Click the color of your pill

4 . Fill in the second field

5 . Fill in the third field

5. Fill in the third field Click the shape of your pill

5. Fill in the third field

6. Click “Search”

6. Click “Search”

7. Compare the result(s) to your pill

7. Compare the result(s) to your pill

7. Compare the result(s) to your pill Is the imprint the same size?

7. Compare the result(s) to your pill Is the imprint the same size? Is the imprint font the same?

7. Compare the result(s) to your pill Is the imprint the same size? Is the imprint font the same? Are there any visible differences?

7. Compare the result(s) to your pill Do you have a prescription for the named drug?

7. Compare the result(s) to your pill Do you have a prescription for the named drug? Don’t forget to check the generic name

7. Compare the result(s) to your pill Do you have a prescription for the named drug? Don’t forget to check the generic name If you do not live alone check prescription bottles & boxes. This may be a house-mate’s pill.

8 . Click the drug name for details

8 . Click the drug name for details Or click a hyperlink below the drug name to go directly to a specific topic

Medicine Description

Medicine Description If you are satisfied that you have identified your pill, you can learn more about the medication on this page.

Medicine Description If you are satisfied that you have identified your pill, you can learn more about the medication on this page. These tabs will take you to different sections of the article

What if…

What if… I don’t have a prescription for this medicine

What if… I don’t have a prescription for this medicine None of my housemates have a prescription for this medicine

What if… I don’t have a prescription for this medicine None of my housemates have a prescription for this medicine There are no results for my imprint, color, and shape!

It could be a supplement

It could be a supplement… Vitamins and supplements rarely show up in the Pill I dentifier

It could be a supplement… Vitamins and supplements rarely show up in the Pill I dentifier If you want to know for certain what your pill is or have other questions…

You have options.

You have options. Visit your local library to use a print “pill index” A.

You have options. Visit your local library to use a print “pill index” It will be in the Reference section A.

You have options. Visit your local library to use a print “pill index” It will be in the Reference section Bring the pill with you because books from this section can’t be checked out A.

You have options. Visit your local library to use a print “pill index” It will be in the Reference section Bring the pill with you because books from this section can’t be checked out Ask your pharmacist to help you identify the pill A. B.

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