1. If you have a question about your prescription, the best person to speak with is your doctor.

2. Consuming medicine after the expiration date will make you sick.

You can only buy "over-the-counter medicines without a prescription.

Most group health plans cover the cost of at least part of your prescription costs.

You only need to read the directions for medications you needed a prescription for.

The date of the prescription is the date it was packaged.

Medications are be taken by mouth, nose or even on the skin.

A side effect of taking a medication is usually negative.

When you need more medication you need to ask your pharmacist for a refill.

A co-payment is a small amount you pay, each time you use your health plan.