Igea Drugmart

19/11/2025

Patient Education Reminder

PATIENT EDUCATION REMINDER: Why You Must Finish Your Antibiotics

Even if you start to feel better, it’s very important to complete your full course of antibiotics exactly as prescribed. Here’s why:

1️⃣ To fully treat your infection

Your symptoms may improve, but some bacteria are still alive. Stopping early allows the infection to come back.

2️⃣ To prevent antibiotic resistance

If you don’t finish your medication, the remaining bacteria can become stronger and learn to resist the antibiotic. This makes future infections harder and more expensive to treat.

3️⃣ To avoid complications

Incomplete treatment can lead to more serious or long-lasting illness.

Source: World Health Organization

04/06/2025

💚 C2 Green Tea: Refreshment in Every Sip!
Quench your thirst with the delightful trio of C2 Green Tea Flavors; 🍎🍋☘️
C2 ensures a refreshing experience with every bottle. Whether you're on the go or relaxing at home, there's a C2 flavor to match your mood.💚

Available at
Open daily, 7am to 9pm.

01/06/2025

A clear prescription can mean the difference between safety and confusion. Clarity is the key—let’s advocate for legible, accurate prescriptions to prevent medication errors.

A Call to All Healthcare Workers: Preventing Medication Errors Starts with Clear Communication

This image is a real reminder of how illegible handwriting on prescriptions can lead to medication errors—putting patients’ lives at risk.

Medication errors are preventable.
Yet across hospitals, clinics, and pharmacies in the Philippines, one common cause persists: unclear or unreadable prescriptions.

Why This Matters:
• A misread dosage or medication name can result in overdose, allergic reactions, or ineffective treatment.
• Pharmacists may dispense the wrong drug due to guesswork.
• Nurses may administer the wrong dosage or frequency.
• Patients may lose trust in our health system due to adverse events that could have been avoided.

To All Prescribers:
• Write clearly or better, use printed e-prescriptions when possible.
• Always include the generic name, dose, route, frequency, and duration.
• Avoid abbreviations that can be misinterpreted.

To Pharmacists and Nurses:
• Never guess. If unsure, verify with the prescriber before administering or dispensing.
• Be an advocate for patient safety—double-check prescriptions.

Let’s commit to making healthcare safer—one legible prescription at a time.

29/05/2025

💚 Symdex-D Syrup 60ml

Availabale at
Open Daily
Store hours: 7am to 9pm

Located at Blk 1 Sta Rosa Road, Brgy San Jose Tarlac City near RR Pilario Construction & Trading.
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