Partnering with the Pharmacist
Communicating clearly and advocating for your child
Ask the Right Questions at the Pharmacy
Partner with your child's pharmacist to get the best medication outcomes for your child
What to ask when picking up a prescription
If your child is taking other medications
Why it matters
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- Be sure the pharmacist has a full record of your child's medication.
- Take a record of your child's medications and dosages with you to the pharmacy.
- Ask about possible medication interactions.
Pharmacists can help you understand how your child’s medications work, prevent dangerous drug interactions, and get refills efficiently.
- “Are there any side effects I should watch for?” (To avoid surprises at home.)
- "How do I give this medication?" (To understand if it can be crushed, given with food, put in liquid form, etc.)
- “Can I get a 90-day supply when refilling this prescription?” (To reduce the number of refills needed.)
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Partnering with the Pharmacist
Communicating clearly and advocating for your child
Ask the Right Questions at the Pharmacy
Partner with your child's pharmacist to get the best medication outcomes for your child
What to ask when picking up a prescription
If your child is taking other medications
Why it matters
Page 2 of 2
Pharmacists can help you understand how your child’s medications work, prevent dangerous drug interactions, and get refills efficiently.