Understanding Your Medications Better
At Solvers Pharmacy Limited, we believe that knowledge is power — especially when it comes to your health. That’s why we offer personalized medication review and consultation services to help you take full control of your prescriptions.
Whether you're starting a new medication or managing several at once, our one-on-one consultations ensure that you know exactly how to take your medicines safely and effectively.
What Is a Medication Review?
A medication review is a private session with one of our licensed pharmacists where we:
- Go over all your current prescriptions
- Explain when and how to take each medication
- Discuss possible side effects and what to watch out for
- Check for potential drug interactions
- Answer any questions or concerns you may have
These reviews are confidential, personalized, and designed to give you the confidence and clarity you need for better health outcomes.
Why Are Medication Consultations Important?
- Prevents Complications: A simple review can uncover dangerous drug interactions or incorrect dosages.
- Improves Medication Adherence: When you understand your medications, you're more likely to take them correctly.
- Provides Peace of Mind: You get expert advice in a supportive, judgment-free environment.
- Empowers You: Learn how each medicine works and what role it plays in your treatment plan.
Who Should Book a Medication Review?
While anyone taking prescription medicine can benefit, we especially recommend it for:
- Patients taking multiple medications
- Those recently discharged from the hospital
- Anyone starting a new prescription
- Older adults or caregivers managing medications for others
- People with questions about side effects or dosage instructions
Our Commitment at Solvers Pharmacy
At Solvers Pharmacy Limited, your safety and well-being are our top priorities. Our medication review and consultation service is free, confidential, and tailored to your specific needs.
Come in today and speak with one of our friendly pharmacists. A short conversation could prevent a serious mistake — and give you greater confidence in your care.
