What are Furosemide 40 mg Tablets? What They are Used For?
Furosemide 40 mg tablets are used as a water pill. They are under the class of drugs called diuretics. Diuretics help in the elimination or secretion of unwanted body fluids that causes serious effects in the body. One of these serious unwanted body effects is Edema in which the furosemide 40 mg tablets are the best medication that intends to cure it. Edema is the swelling of some body parts caused by abnormal fluid formation between the interstitial spaces of some of our body tissues caused by some health conditions like high blood pressure, lung problems, heart problems, and liver problems. Furosemide 40 mg tablets works by discharging these fluids together with the urine by controlling some kidney functions. Typically, a doctor prescribes you with furosemide 40 mg tablets if you have too much water in the body. Read more…
3 comments:
Congratulation to the Health Minister in Ontario!!!!!!!!!!!
RE: the "big box" pharmacy
Unless they are brain-dead at the TMT level there will be no cutback in services to the individual consumer unless it is companioned with equivalent reduction in the cost of the drug itself.
There are enough big league competitors smart enough to keep their mouth shut that will pick up the " shopping savvy" elder market who often ? require several medications.
RE: the pharmacist himself
the restructuring of how monies are distributed to assist the end-user ( the patient) will probably include broadening the prescription " authority" of the pharmacist and related " right-to-bill" opportunities. Therefore there is no plight for the pharmacist himself.
RE: generic providers
they should enter the market-at-large in the same context that " No Frills" stores compete in the world of groceteria
RE: online shopping for medications
there should be significant savings offered to clients for automatic " at-home shopping and reordering" because this automatic refilling without a stop order ........ is a far bigger money-maker than any storefront.
Summary
There is the never discussed difference between the generic drug quality and the " name brand". There needs to be a broadening of the arena where the name brand exposes itself to a more diverse field in the area of " distribution channels"
On a personal note:
A vocal response from a consumer.... to the vocal response of this particular provider identified as Shoppers Drug Mart:
Let's do a SWOT from the SDM perspective:
I have never been in a Shoppers Drug Mart where the consumer presence is larger than the staff presence. (W)
To top it off they diversify the OTC drug selection so broadly that the "brand name" often gets sold at sale prices as it nears expiry dates ( works for me! ) (W)(T)
However their pharmacists are working full throttle ( hmmmmmmm!) (S)(T)
We consumers would welcome a "photoshop-style" drive through for medications only. The in-store imitation of boutique Wal-mart just can't compete in selection, price, and quantity.(W)
And what makes you think after the big prescription drug consumers pay for their medication that they can afford to buy anything else in your store.......... the " no frills' stores have a pharmacy.
NOW..... if I was a TMT at SDM I would take a second look at those fabulous , easily identified , quasi "art deco "exteriors of the SDM outlets.....
They would make fabulous "diners". The architecture screams " Diner" ...don't you think!(S) (S) (S) (S)
Even in hard times "diners" are always full... and once upon a time Drug stores always had a lunch bar and soda fountain........ how about a breakfast special for Seniors ...while their prescription is being filled :)
time to "diversify".... not just replicate........
good thanks for this
Finally, lower generic drug prices! This is something that needed to be addressed as anyone who has to take daily medication knows. Ontario had some of the highest generic drug prices around. Check out this video to learn more.
http://mthirty.com/mtrack/r/mohvideo
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