Patient instructions

Instructions for medications, preparations, and home-use devices.

Use this directory to find written instructions for selected prescriptions, compounded preparations, short-course treatment kits, and products people commonly ask about at the pharmacy.

Start with your label

Your prescription label, package insert, and prescriber directions are specific to you. Call us if you are unsure how a page applies to your prescription or device.

Medication label comes first

Use the dose, timing, storage, and warning directions printed on your prescription label. Ask us if the written instructions and label do not seem to match.

Counselling still matters

These pages support counselling, but they do not replace a conversation with a pharmacist, prescriber, or care team.

Print or share when useful

Many sheets are designed for patients, caregivers, family members, or clinic staff who need the same instructions in front of them.

Compounded preparations

How to use, store, measure, and plan refills for common compounded preparations.

Women, pelvic health, and lactation

Instruction sheets for vaginal, topical, and breastfeeding-related preparations.

Men's health

Patient instructions for ED preparations, including safety warnings and when to seek urgent care.

Children, caregivers, and devices

Practical instructions for children, caregivers, and home-use devices sold or discussed at the pharmacy.

Clinic and short-course programs

Instructions for short-term treatment kits, follow-up timing, partner precautions, and when to call.