The PDR POCKET GUIDE TO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS

by Physicians' Desk Reference

For nearly 50 years, doctors have relied on the PDR for all the official, FDA-approved drug information they need. This is the only guide doctors use, and now Pocket Books presents the very same information in rack size--written in easy-to-understand, everyday English. It features more than 1,000 entries and 32 pages of color photos of the most common drugs. Reprint.

Genres: Health, Reference

Mass Market Paperback

First published February 1, 1996

Reviews

[Sam Hunter]

Not much to say about this excellent reference book except that I don't know what kinds of pockets they think I have. The "doorstop guide to prescription drugs" is more like it. We had one in the house at all times while I was growing up and I find this is a much better resource than the internet, just because you don't have to sift through as much questionable material when all you really want to know is whether a specific side effect is normal, or if you can take NSAIDs with your antidepressant.

[Bettyanne]

Wish the pill identifier would show more. I was looking for a certain pill and kept getting no results when I searched for it.

[Tao]

I actually read this one from start to finish. Go me. As strange as that is it was actually a very good reference book. I enjoyed it.

[Charles]

When you need to know what you're putting in your mouth.

[Garrod Sieveking]

i use this in a daily basis

[Elaine]

excellent references, used for work.

[Heather Velazquez]

Ha