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Bring a clearer medication list

This is a list-making aid, not a dosing tool. Use it to bring information together for a conversation with your doctor or pharmacist.

1. Copy each medication’s name and instructions from its current label. Include non-prescription medications and supplements you want to discuss.
2. Mark anything you are unsure about as a question. Do not guess missing details or use this sheet to change a dose or schedule.
3. Check the list with your doctor or pharmacist. Update your own copy when they confirm a change, and store it privately.

These are general organization guides, not clinical instructions. Local health services and your health professional can advise on care.

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Bring a clearer medication list

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01Medication or supplement name

Medication or supplement name

02Instructions as written on the label

Instructions as written on the label

03Questions to check with my doctor or pharmacist

Questions to check with my doctor or pharmacist

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These are general organization guides, not clinical instructions. Local health services and your health professional can advise on care.

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