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Frequently Asked Questions on Rx Infocard - Emergency Medical Card

Why Carry the Medical Info Card?



  • What medications should I list?

You should only list your long-term medications. These are prescriptions that you will be taking for the foreseeable future.

  • What is considered "Long-term"?

If you anticipate taking your prescription for more then three months this would be considered "long-term". A "No Re-fill" prescription is NOT a long term and should not be entered. Example: An antibiotic (in most cases) is a short-term treatment and should not be listed on the card.

  • How do I list a medication that I only take when needed?

In the frequency section of that medication, just simply indicate "AS NEEDED." Example: Nitroglycerin (NTG) is typically taken only as needed.

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Adverse drug reactions could kill you

  • 2 million serious injures/year
  • 100,000 deaths each year
  • Most incidents are PREVENTABLE!

Carry the Rx InfoCard - It could save your life

Rx InfoCard Members
  • "This card is indispensable. All of my Doctor's LOVE it!" - Mary, Massachusetts
  • "This card caught a potential drug interaction. I will never be without it!" - David, Maine

Carry the Rx InfoCard - It could save your life