Here are a couple of things I do:

~First of all, there is a website called 'Drug Digest'. On that site, you can select the drugs you are on and it will tell you if there is a possible interaction with your combination of meds. I use it every time I have a change in meds. You can save it to your favorites and every time you go there- your previous lists are saved for you. So all you have to do is delete a particular drug and add the new one. You don't have to redo it every time.

~Next, I have a small spiral notebook by my pain med bottle. I write down the date each morning and then write down the time I take each pain med. Otherwise, I forget. My mind is very cloudy and the fibrofog prevents me from remembering when I've taken my pills.

These are just a couple of suggestions. Maybe they'll work for you.

Amy

One of my things is to go to the same pharmacy all the time. She knows everything that I am on. She has caught mistakes with my meds that my dr. made. I also read about my meds. I like the idea about writing down date and time of taking meds. I need to do that. My fibrofoggets so bad I cant remember when I have the bottle in my hand if I took it or thought about taking it. So I have one of them every day of the week med boxes.

Dragonfly in Fl

That drug digest sounds pretty interesting, I'll have to give it a try.

Thank you

Spruce

Craig