15 Prescription Pack
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1. AMOXICILLIN 875MG TABLETS #20 COMMON USE FOR MINOR INFECTIONS, SORE THROAT, SINUS INFECTION
4. FLUCONAZOLE 150MG TABLETS #3 COMMON USE FOR YEAST INFECTION OR VAGINAL CANDIDIASIS
5. MUPIROCIN OINTMENT 22G #1 TUBE COMMON USE FOR TOPICAL MILD SKIN INFECTIONS
7. PROMETHAZINE 25MG TABLETS #20 COMMON USE FOR NAUSEA/VOMITING
8. INFLAMMATION/RASH DOSE PACK #1 COMMON USE FOR SEVERE REACTIONS, HIVES, SEVERE RASHES
9. TOBRAMYCIN EYE DROPS #1 COMMON USE FOR EYE INFECTIONS
10. OFLOXACIN EAR DROPS #1 COMMON USE FOR EAR INFECTIONS
11. LOPERAMIDE 2MG TABLETS #12 COMMON USE FOR DIARRHEA
12. TIZANIDINE 2MG TABLETS #20 COMMON USE FOR MUSCLE RELAXANT
13. IBUPROFEN 400MG TABLETS #20 COMMON USE FOR PAIN, INFLAMMATION, & FEVER
15. DIPHENHYDRAMINE 25MG TABLETS #20 COMMON USE FOR ALLERGIES/ALLERGIC REACTIONS
*= Upon provider approval. Some medicines may not be appropriate for every patient. Provider has final authority to approve/disapprove medications. Medication does expire and it is recommended to renew travel pack annually.
3 Prescription Mini Pack
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2. INFLAMMATION/RASH DOSE PACK #1 COMMON USE FOR SEVERE REACTIONS, HIVES, SEVERE RASHES
*= Upon provider approval. Some medicines may not be appropriate for every patient. Provider has final authority to approve/disapprove medications. Medication does expire and it is recommended to renew travel pack annually.
4 Prescription Bird Flu Pack
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1. PROMETHAZINE 25MG TABLETS #20 COMMON USE FOR NAUSEA/VOMITING
2. BENZONATATE 100MG CAPSULES #20 COMMON USE TO REDUCE COUGH
3. DOXYCYCLINE 100MG TABLETS #20 COMMON USE FOR ANTIBIOTIC TO TREAT SKIN INFECTIONS OR BIRD FLU
4. OSELTAMIVIR 75MG CAPSULES #10 COMMON USE TO PREVENT OR TREAT FLU, INCLUDING AVIAN (BIRD FLU)
*= Upon provider approval. Some medicines may not be appropriate for every patient. Provider has final authority to approve/disapprove medications. Medication does expire and it is recommended to renew travel pack annually.