Qivana Rx · Barcelona
Label notes for ten medicines, written in Barcelona
Educational reading from US prescribing information. Short notes run first. Full medicine pages sit below. This site does not fill prescriptions.
Short dated notes
One practical question each: a meal, a taper, a brand name that is the same ingredient. Read the matching medicine page before you treat a headline as a plan.
Ten medicine pages
Brand names appear when a US label or a common export box already prints them. Each page is a reading of labelled dose and safety, not a shopping list.
Clinic questions already sealed
Eight jobs from the probe tray. The rest sit vault-by-vault on the index, so a Cialis 10 mg clock does not share a river with a Flagyl alcohol hold.
Comparison
Three PDE5 inhibitors on one sheet
Tadalafil 10 mg as needed, sildenafil 25-50 mg, and vardenafil 20 mg share a nitrate contraindication. They differ on food, duration, and which tablet is the usual start. Hold those clocks side by side before a refill mixes them.
Reviewer
Dr. Mateo Ruiz, MD
Clinical pharmacology, Barcelona. He reads each medicine page and short note before the review date is set. He does not prescribe from this site and he will not choose a dose by email.
How a page is written
Four steps, always in this order. A neat sentence that fails a label check does not get a date stamp.
- Label Start from the US insert and the named trial. Do not start from another website's paragraph.
- Check Dose, half-life, and contraindication are checked against DailyMed. Practice notes sit beside the US line when they differ.
- Review Dr. Mateo Ruiz reads for clinic sense. Would this counselling still hold on a Tuesday visit?
- Date Review date, source links, and a place in the catalogue. A label revision sends the page back to check.
The long version lives on the method page and in editorial standards.
Sources we keep open
Pages cite sources you can open. Standing shelves: AEMPS, DailyMed, PubMed, and WHO where the topic needs a global line.
A correction that shows a label mismatch jumps the queue at [email protected]. The full list sits on the centres page. Emergency in Spain: 112. This inbox is not triage.