... the pharmacy says I should wear a medical bracelet to let emergency people know I am taking this medication. Should I be wearing one or not? If so why is that?
I just started taking florinef acetate and the information packet I got with the prescription from?
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- 11 Jul 2010 by kelly444
- Topics:
- florinef, florinef acetate, pharmacy
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12 Jul 2010
If it has been recommended you should carry an ID card or wear a medical alert bracelet stating that you are taking a steroid, in case of emergency.
This is in case you happen to travel & some medical eventualities that you might face, so any one giving treatment would know that you are taking Florinef & would be able to react accordingly. Hope this helps?
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