Sine Pharmaceuticals Ltd

02/09/2025

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31/08/2025

30/08/2025

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30/08/2025

Did you know? What you eat can change how your medicines work.

29/08/2025

Did you know some medicines can make your skin extra sensitive to sunlight? 🌞This is called photosensitivity.

29/08/2025

Some medicines contain ingredients that may cause photosensitivity; a chemically induced change in the skin.

28/08/2025

👩‍⚕️ The Role of Pharmacists in Your Health Journey

1️⃣ Medicine Experts – They make sure your prescriptions are safe, effective, and right for you.

2️⃣ Safety Checkers – Watching out for side effects and drug interactions.

3️⃣ Guides & Teachers – Explaining how and when to take medicines so they work best.

4️⃣ More Than Pills – From vaccines to lifestyle advice, pharmacists support your health beyond prescriptions.

5️⃣ Trusted Partners – Always accessible, always ready with expert advice.

28/08/2025

Pharmacists are accessible healthcare partners you can trust, always ready with expert advice to keep you healthier, every step of the way.

27/08/2025

💊 Understanding Dosage Times

OD / Daily → once every 24 hours (e.g., 9am).

BID → twice a day, about 12 hours apart (e.g., 9am & 9pm).

TID → three times a day, spaced out (e.g., 9am, 2pm, 9pm).

QID → four times a day, roughly every 6 hours.

At Bedtime → just before you sleep.

26/08/2025

Did you know some medicines actually work better at night? That’s because our bodies follow natural rhythms, called circadian rhythms, which affect how medicines are absorbed and processed.

22/08/2025

What happens during a medication review?

A medication review is a structured check-up between you and a healthcare professional (like a pharmacist or doctor) to make sure your medicines are safe, effective, and still needed.

Here’s what usually happens:

1. Reviewing your medicines

They’ll look at all the medicines you take (prescriptions, over-the-counter drugs, vitamins, and herbal supplements).

2. Checking purpose and effectiveness

Each medicine is discussed: What is it for? Is it working well? Do you still need it?

3. Safety check

They’ll check for side effects, possible drug interactions, and whether the dose is still right for you.

4. Listening to your concerns

You can share how you feel about your medicines—difficulties in taking them, missed doses, or unwanted effects.

5. Recommendations & next steps

You may get advice on timing, safer alternatives, or even stopping medicines you no longer need.