Avoid Mix-Ups With Vazalore, a New OTC Aspirin

November 2021

Ads will tout Vazalore as the first liquid-filled aspirin capsules.

OTC Vazalore contains immediate-release aspirin 81 mg or 325 mg in a "lipid complex"...designed to limit aspirin's contact with the stomach.

You'll hear that Vazalore causes less gastrointestinal (GI) damage than plain aspirin...and has "fast, reliable absorption."

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Table of Contents

COVID-19 Know When and How to Dispense COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters
Transdermal Patches Ramp Up Transdermal Patch Safety
Aspirin Avoid Mix-Ups With Vazalore, a New OTC Aspirin
Veterinary Medicine Stay Alert for Human Meds That May Be Harmful to Cats or Dogs
Med Safety Don't Count on Med Labeling and Packaging to Be Foolproof
Days' Supply Calculate Correct Days' Supply for Eye and Ear Drops
Medication Errors Have a Plan to Respond to Med Errors
Neurology & Pain Watch for Confusion With Buprenorphine Rxs for Chronic Pain
Hair Loss Listen for Questions About Meds for Male Pattern Baldness