> Medication Guide

Side Effects from Nasal Steroids
Topical nasal steroid sprays are a very effective therapy for the treatment of allergic rhinitis. Like inhaled steroids, many people are concerned about the side effects of nasal steroids. However, like with the concerns for the side effects of inhaled steroids, fear about many side effects with topical nasal steroids are unfounded.

Side Effects of Inhaled Steroids
Many people, especially parents of young children, are concerned about the side effects of inhaled steroids. When these medications are given for the treatment and prevention of asthma symptoms, it seems that people have many so many concerns about side effects that they frequently choose not to take inhaled steroids, despite their enormous benefit in the treatment of asthma.

Does Singulair Cause Behavioral Changes or Suicidality?
Does Singulair, a medication used to treat asthma and seasonal allergies, cause a person to have behavioral changes or suicidal thoughts? Should you or your child take Singulair? Find out the answers to these questions and more.

Why Did My Albuterol Inhalers Change?
Learn about the new asthma inhalers and why you may not like the new albuterol that is available.

Xolair in the Treatment of Asthma
Xolair is a relatively new injectable medication used to treat moderate to severe asthma. It is the only medication that acts to block allergic antibody, or IgE, which is the underlying trigger for allergic asthma. Find out more about how Xolair works, who should use it, and safety concerns regarding this medication.

Advair: Safety, Side Effects and the Black Box Warning
Advair is a popular combination medication used to treat asthma. In 2006, the FDA issued a "black box" warning on Advair, based on possible side effects of one of the components of this medication. Find out how Advair works, what the warning means, and whether or not you should use this medication.

Elidel and Protopic for the Treatment of Atopic Dermatitis
Elidel and Protopic are relatively new non-steroid topical medications used for the treatment of eczema. In 2005, they were given "black box" warnings by the FDA. Find out more about these medications, how they work, what the warning means and who should use them.

Black Box Warning
Recently, the Food and Drug Administration placed a "black box" warning on various allergy and asthma medications. Find out what this warning means, what medications have this warning, and whether or not it is a good idea to use these medications.

Drug Interactions
Drug interactions can result in unwanted side effects, reduce the effectiveness of your medicine or possibly increase the action of a particular medicine. Our Drug Interactions Report can help you determine if the drugs you are taking have any adverse interactions with each other, with over the counter drugs or with your favorite herbals and vitamins.

Identify Drugs by Coloring and Markings on Tablets and Capsules
Now you can quickly identify pills that have become separated from their original packaging, or verify tablet and capsule products you may have questions about -- insuring that the right medication is taken to treat the right medical condition. With Drug IDentifier, it's easy!

Advair
Important patient information on Advair.

Aerobid
Important patient information on Aerobid.

Albuterol
Important patient information on albuterol.

Allegra
Important patient information on Allegra.

Allegra-D
Important patient information on Allegra-D.

Azmacort
Important patient information on Azmacort.

Asmanex
Important patient information for Asmanex.

Astelin
Important patient information on Astelin.

Beconase AQ
Important patient information on Beconase AQ.

Clarinex
Important patient information on Clarinex.

Clarinex-D
Important patient information on Clarinex-D.

Claritin/Alavert
Important patient information on Claritin/Alavert.

Claritin-D
Important patient information on Claritin-D.

Combivent
Important patient information on Combivent.

Duoneb
Important patient information on Duoneb.

Elestat
Important patient information on Elestat.

Elidel
Important patient information on Elidel.

Epi-Pen/Twin-Ject
Important patient information on the Epi-Pen and Twin-ject devices.

Flonase
Important patient information on Flonase.

Flovent
Important patient information on Flovent.

Foradil
Important patient information on Foradil.

Nasacort AQ
Important patient information on Nasacort AQ.

Nasarel
Important patient information on Nasarel.

Nasonex
Important patient information on Nasonex.

Optivar
Important patient information on Optivar.

Patanol
Important patient information on Patanol.

Prednisone
Important patient information on prednisone.

Prelone (prednisolone)
Important patient information on Prelone (prednisolone).

Protopic
Important patient information on Protopic.

Pulmicort Respules
Important patient information on Pulmicort Respules.

Pulmicort Turbuhaler
Important patient information on Pulmicort Turbuhaler.

QVAR
Important patient information on QVAR.

Rhinocort Aqua
Important patient information on Rhinocort Aqua.

Serevent
Important patient information on Serevent.

Singulair
Important patient information on Singulair.

Spiriva
Important patient information on Spiriva.

Xolair
Important patient information on Xolair.

Xopenex
Important patient information on Xopenex.

Zaditor
Important patient information on Zaditor.

Zyrtec
Important patient information on Zyrtec.

Zyrtec-D
Important patient information on Zyrtec-D