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Did you know that one out of every four prescriptions written is off-label (not yet approved by FDA)?
Off-label prescriptions are completely legal and are a vital alternative for optimal patient care. This
application will let you quickly find information either by illness or medication. The entire guide is
divided into three sections. The first deals with various diseases and disorders. It describes each
condition and then provides information about drugs that may be used off-label to treat it. The entries
include the generic and brand names of the drug, its official use, and a summary of research supporting
the off-label uses. Part 2 contains drug profiles with generic and brand names, on-label and off-label
uses, drug class and description, side effects, cautions, drug and food interactions, and pregnancy and
breastfeeding cautions. The final section contains lists of recently approved drugs, sugar-fee drugs,
alcohol-free drugs, sulfite-containing drugs, lactose- and galactose-free drugs, drugs that should not be
crushed, and drugs that may cause photosensitivity.
The application also contains very helpful information for patients with allergies and sensitivities.
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http://pdatopsoft.com/software/item.php?pid=13295
http://www.pdatopsoft.com/images/advert/fscreen2/13295.gif
Did you know that one out of every four prescriptions written is off-label (not yet approved by FDA)?
Off-label prescriptions are completely legal and are a vital alternative for optimal patient care. This
application will let you quickly find information either by illness or medication. The entire guide is
divided into three sections. The first deals with various diseases and disorders. It describes each
condition and then provides information about drugs that may be used off-label to treat it. The entries
include the generic and brand names of the drug, its official use, and a summary of research supporting
the off-label uses. Part 2 contains drug profiles with generic and brand names, on-label and off-label
uses, drug class and description, side effects, cautions, drug and food interactions, and pregnancy and
breastfeeding cautions. The final section contains lists of recently approved drugs, sugar-fee drugs,
alcohol-free drugs, sulfite-containing drugs, lactose- and galactose-free drugs, drugs that should not be
crushed, and drugs that may cause photosensitivity.
The application also contains very helpful information for patients with allergies and sensitivities.
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