(NAPSA)—To help their patients save money, more and more doctors are prescribing generic rather than brand name drugs. To help themselves avoid confusion, many of these patients are turning to a new guide book that provides up-to-the-minute, easy-to-understand information and cost comparisons for more than 500 medications. Called Generic Alternatives to Prescription Drugs (Basic Health mevertwuirmgmatsanniteey EUblications, GENERIC $7.99) it’s by a Atterwativesto| ‘censed pharma- Prescription cist and boardDRUGS certified nutri- So ca Congeenmoressaneare oes og 7S, Aeasi” support pharmacist, Diane NitzkiGeorge, R.Ph., MBA, BCNSP. Diane takCeorge, wweecN? tion The authori- PR) tative resource includes: A new book can The most help you preserve frequent reason your health and for prescribing a wealth. —___________ particular drug * How to find similar drugs When to take the drug and what do to if a dose is skipped * Food, alcohol, drug, herb and supplement interactions Possible allergic reactions and side effects Precautions Other tips and advice. You can find the guide at local book and health food stores or by calling 1-800-575-8890.
