On Mon 24 Oct 2005 09:32:46p, Nancy Young wrote in rec.food.cooking:

>
> "notbob" > wrote
>
>> On 2005-10-24, Dan Abel > wrote:
>>
>>> a two page flyer that comes with them.
>>
>> Yeah, and some of those flyers! I got one that had such small print,
>> a regular hand-held maginfying glass was useless. I had to use a
>> jewelers loupe, which is just rediculous.
>
> I had a horrible reaction to steroids once, you couldn't read
> the list of side effects without eagle vision. I for sure was in
> no condition to read it, all that pain and those wacky hallucinations,
> dontcha know ... I know, you're supposed to read it first.
> Gimme a break, think of *any* possible side effect, it was on
> there. Anyway, it was easier to see online, look up your drug
> and it's side effects.
>
> Just a little advice for next time.

And good advice it is. The drugstore we use does supply easy to read
enclosures with our prescriptions and they seem to be very complete.
However, I almost always go to the web for whatever information is
available on a drug.

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