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Ask The Pharmacist: Can you cut pills in half? [Video]

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Can you cut pills in half?
Can you cut pills in half?
Suzanne B. Robotti
Suzanne B. Robotti Founder

Can you cut pills in half? Ask the pharmacist.

What do you do with unused, expired medicine? MedShadow’s founder Su Robotti asks Registered Pharmacist Raymond Murphy the questions you forgot to ask your doctor. Murphy has worked in a hospital pharmacy for more than 15 years.

–Su Robotti

Can you cut pills in half? What do you do with unused, expired medicine? MedShadow’s founder Su Robotti asks Registered Pharmacist Raymond Murphy the questions you forgot to ask your doctor. Murphy has worked in a hospital pharmacy for more than 15 years.

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Saran, A. K., Holden, N. A., & Garrison, S. R. (2022). Concerns regarding tablet splitting: a systematic review. BJGP Open, 6(3), BJGPO.2022.0001
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Suzanne B. Robotti
Suzanne B. Robotti
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I started MedShadow Foundation in 2013 because I was harmed by a medicine called DES (diethylstilbestrol) that was given to my mother when she was pregnant with me. When I was 13, I learned that I would not ever be able to get pregnant because of.. Read More
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