Generic Xenical (Orlistat, Xenical® equivalent)
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120mg
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Drug Medical Information
HELPFUL RULES FOR FAMILY MEDICINE CHEST
1. Don't save poisonous preparations of any kind.
2. Never keep in the family medicine chest bichloride of mercury, pills containing strychnine, or solutions containing wood alcohol.
3. Never keep samples of patent medicines of unknown composition.
4. Never permit any preparation of opium or morphine to be loose in the family medicine chest.
5. Never save any prepared preparation after the specific need for which it was ordered by the physician has ended.
6. Go over the family medicine chest at least once every three months and discard all useless or spoiled materials.
7. When measuring out a medicine think of what you are doing and pay no attention to anything else.
8. Have a measuring glass for measuring doses of medicines and several spoons of various sizes available for administering liquid medicines.
9. Always measure drops with a medicine dropper and not by guess work.
10. Always shake a bottle containing liquid medicine each time before pouring out the medicine for use.
11. After removing the cork from a bottle, put the cork top-down on a table, washstand, or tray. Put it back in the bottle immediately after the medicine has been poured out.
12. Never take a cathartic for abdominal pain unless the cause of the pain is known. It may be appendicitis.
13. Never take pyramidon or tablets which contain pyramidon without a doctor's prescription.
14. Never drop any medicine in the eye unless a doctor has recommended it.
15. Women's cosmetics should be kept in their own place, preferably where they are used by the woman concerned.
16. Never take sleeping powders, pills, tablets, or solutions unless in the amounts recommended and at the times recommended by your doctor.
17. Persistent pain is a warning signal of danger of disease or damage to your body. Do not disregard it. Do not mask it with pain-relieving remedies.
18. Do not treat the baby for pains, spasms, skin rashes, or disorders of digestion which you would not try to treat if they affected you. Call your doctor. Give the baby the same chance you would want for yourself under similar conditions.
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