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ARVIND ENTERPRISES GROUP April 23, 2021 ,antidepressants

- • Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs)
  • Serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs)
  • Tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs)
  • Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs)
  • Bupropion (Wellbutrin)
  • Trazodone (Desyrel)
  
  3-6 weeks for patients to feel the effects of antidepressants; therapy trial should last 3-4 weeks; doses should be changed only once a month.
  Antidepressants should not be stopped immediately; worsening symptoms may be experienced if an antidepressant dose is not gradually decreased.

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1. What are your operating hours?

Vasudeo Pharmacy is an online pharmacy available 24/7. You can place orders and get support anytime!

2. How long does shipping take?

Standard shipping takes 3-5 business days; express shipping is available for 1-2 days.

3. Do I need a prescription for all medications?

Yes for prescription drugs; no for over-the-counter (OTC) medications.

4. How do I submit my prescription?

Upload it during checkout or email it to support@vasudeopharmacy.com.

5. Are your medications genuine?

Yes, sourced from licensed manufacturers and distributors.

6. How can I refill my prescription?

7. What payment methods do you accept?

We accept credit/debit cards, PayPal, and bank transfers.

8. Can I return medications?

Due to safety regulations, medications cannot be returned once shipped, unless defective.

9. How do I track my order?

You’ll receive a tracking number via email once your order ships.

10. Is my personal information secure?

Yes, we use SSL encryption to protect your data.

11. What if I receive the wrong medication?

12. Can I get generic drugs?

Yes, we offer both generic and brand-name options.

13. Are generic drugs as effective?

Yes, they have the same active ingredients as brand-name drugs.

14. How do I store my medications?

Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, unless specified otherwise.

15. What if my medication is out of stock?

We’ll notify you and offer alternatives or an ETA.

16. Do you ship internationally?

Yes, but restrictions may apply based on local laws.

17. How much is shipping?

Standard shipping is $5; express is $15. Free over $50.

18. Can I cancel my order?

Yes, if it hasn’t shipped yet. Contact us ASAP.

19. What are the side effects of my medication?

Check the leaflet or consult our pharmacists via chat.

20. Can I take two medications together?

Consult your doctor or our pharmacist to avoid interactions.

21. How do I contact a pharmacist?

Use our 24/7 live chat or call our support line.

22. Do you offer discounts?

Yes, check our promotions page or subscribe for offers.

23. What if my package is damaged?

Report it within 48 hours for a replacement.

24. Can I get vaccines from you?

No, vaccines are not available online; visit a local pharmacy.

25. How do I dispose of expired drugs?

Use a local take-back program or mix with trash (per guidelines).

26. Do you sell controlled substances?

Yes, with a valid prescription and proper verification.

27. What’s the shelf life of my medication?

Check the expiration date on the package.

28. Can I order in bulk?

Yes, contact us for bulk pricing.

29. Do you accept insurance?

Not directly, but we provide receipts for reimbursement.

30. How do I know if a drug is safe?

All our drugs are approved by regulatory authorities.

31. Can I get a refund?

Yes, for unshipped orders or defective products.

32. What’s the difference between OTC and prescription drugs?

OTC drugs don’t require a prescription; prescription drugs do.

33. Do you offer medication reminders?

Yes, sign up for our free reminder service.

34. Can I transfer my prescription from another pharmacy?

Yes, provide details and we’ll handle it.

35. What if I miss a dose?

Follow the leaflet or ask our pharmacist.

36. Are there age restrictions for ordering?

You must be 18+ to order prescription drugs.

37. Can I order for someone else?

Yes, with their prescription and consent.

38. Do you sell herbal supplements?

Yes, check our OTC section.

39. How do I report a side effect?

40. Can I get a consultation online?

Yes, through our telehealth partners.

41. What if my doctor’s prescription is unclear?

We’ll contact your doctor for clarification.

42. Do you offer auto-refills?

Yes, opt in during checkout.

43. Can I split pills?

Only if your doctor or pharmacist approves.

44. What’s a drug interaction?

When one drug affects how another works; ask us to check.

45. Do you sell pet medications?

Yes, with a vet’s prescription.

46. How do I read a drug label?

It lists dosage, ingredients, and warnings; ask us for help.

47. What’s a compounded medication?

Custom-made drugs; we offer some options.

48. Can I get samples?

No, samples aren’t available online.

49. Do you have a mobile app?

Yes, download it from our website.

50. How do I leave feedback?

Use the “Feedback” form on our site or email us.

Top 100 medicine on Vasudeo Pharmacy

Pain Relief and Anti-Inflammatories

1. Aspirin
- A pain reliever and anti-inflammatory that also thins blood, used for headaches, fever, and heart attack prevention.

2. Paracetamol (Acetaminophen)
- Reduces pain and fever, commonly used for headaches, muscle aches, and colds.

3. Ibuprofen
- An NSAID that relieves pain, inflammation, and fever, often for arthritis or injuries.

4. Naproxen
- An NSAID for pain and inflammation, with longer-lasting effects than ibuprofen, used for back pain or gout.

5. Diclofenac
- An NSAID for pain and inflammation, often used for arthritis or post-surgical pain.

6. Celecoxib
- A COX-2 inhibitor NSAID for arthritis pain with fewer stomach side effects.

7. Tramadol
- An opioid painkiller for moderate to severe pain, like post-surgery or chronic conditions.

8. Morphine
- A strong opioid for severe pain, such as cancer pain or major trauma.

9. Codeine
- A milder opioid often combined with paracetamol for pain or cough suppression.

10. Oxycodone
- A potent opioid for severe pain management, often in controlled-release forms.

Antibiotics

11. Amoxicillin
- A penicillin antibiotic for bacterial infections like ear infections or pneumonia.

12. Azithromycin
- A macrolide antibiotic for respiratory infections, skin infections, and STIs.

13. Ciprofloxacin
- A fluoroquinolone antibiotic for urinary tract infections, anthrax, and more.

14. Doxycycline
- A tetracycline antibiotic for acne, Lyme disease, and respiratory infections.

15. Clindamycin
- Treats bacterial infections like skin or dental infections, especially in penicillin-allergic patients.

16. Metronidazole
- An antibiotic for anaerobic bacteria and parasites, used for dental infections or Giardia.

17. Penicillin V
- Treats streptococcal infections like throat infections or scarlet fever.

18. Cephalexin
- A cephalosporin antibiotic for skin infections and urinary tract infections.

19. Levofloxacin
- A broad-spectrum antibiotic for pneumonia, sinusitis, and kidney infections.

20. Vancomycin
- A powerful antibiotic for serious infections like MRSA or C. difficile.

Cardiovascular Medications

21. Lisinopril
- An ACE inhibitor for high blood pressure and heart failure.

22. Amlodipine
- A calcium channel blocker for hypertension and chest pain (angina).

23. Metoprolol
- A beta-blocker for high blood pressure, heart failure, and irregular heartbeats.

24. Atorvastatin
- A statin to lower cholesterol and reduce heart disease risk.

25. Simvastatin
- Another statin for cholesterol management and cardiovascular protection.

26. Clopidogrel
- An antiplatelet drug to prevent blood clots after heart attacks or strokes.

27. Warfarin
- A blood thinner to prevent and treat blood clots, like in deep vein thrombosis.

28. Digoxin
- Strengthens heart contractions, used for heart failure and atrial fibrillation.

29. Furosemide
- A diuretic to reduce fluid buildup in heart failure or edema.

30. Losartan
- An ARB for high blood pressure and kidney protection in diabetes.

Gastrointestinal Medications

31. Omeprazole
- A proton pump inhibitor for acid reflux and ulcers.

32. Pantoprazole
- Another PPI for heartburn and stomach acid reduction.

33. Ranitidine
- An H2 blocker for acid reflux and indigestion (less common now due to recalls).

34. Loperamide
- Slows bowel movements to treat diarrhea.

35. Ondansetron
- Prevents nausea and vomiting, often after chemotherapy or surgery.

36. Esomeprazole
- A PPI for GERD and erosive esophagitis.

37. Metoclopramide
- Speeds stomach emptying, used for nausea and gastroparesis.

38. Bismuth Subsalicylate
- Treats diarrhea, heartburn, and upset stomach (e.g., Pepto-Bismol).

39. Lactulose
- A laxative for constipation and to reduce ammonia in liver disease.

40. Dicyclomine
- Relieves intestinal spasms in irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).

Diabetes Medications

41. Metformin
- Controls blood sugar in type 2 diabetes by reducing liver glucose production.

42. Insulin (e.g., Lantus)
- A hormone injection for type 1 and some type 2 diabetes to regulate blood sugar.

43. Glipizide
- A sulfonylurea that stimulates insulin release for type 2 diabetes.

44. Sitagliptin
- A DPP-4 inhibitor to improve blood sugar control in type 2 diabetes.

45. Pioglitazone
- Increases insulin sensitivity for type 2 diabetes management.

46. Empagliflozin
- An SGLT2 inhibitor that removes glucose via urine for diabetes.

47. Liraglutide
- A GLP-1 agonist injection for blood sugar control and weight loss in diabetes.

48. Acarbose
- Slows carbohydrate digestion to manage blood sugar spikes.

49. Glimepiride
- Another sulfonylurea for type 2 diabetes to boost insulin production.

50. Dapagliflozin
- An SGLT2 inhibitor for diabetes and heart failure.

Respiratory Medications

51. Salbutamol (Albuterol)
- A bronchodilator for asthma and COPD to ease breathing.

52. Budesonide
- An inhaled corticosteroid for asthma and inflammation control.

53. Montelukast
- Prevents asthma symptoms and allergic rhinitis by blocking leukotrienes.

54. Ipratropium
- A bronchodilator for COPD and asthma, often combined with salbutamol.

55. Fluticasone
- An inhaled steroid for asthma and nasal allergies.

56. Tiotropium
- A long-acting bronchodilator for COPD maintenance.

57. Theophylline
- Relaxes airways in asthma and COPD, though less commonly used now.

58. Prednisolone
- An oral steroid for severe asthma or inflammation flares.

59. Beclomethasone
- An inhaled corticosteroid for asthma prevention.

60. Levalbuterol
- Similar to salbutamol, used for asthma with potentially fewer side effects.

Mental Health Medications

61. Sertraline
- An SSRI antidepressant for depression, anxiety, and OCD.

62. Fluoxetine
- Another SSRI for depression, bulimia, and panic disorders.

63. Citalopram
- An SSRI for depression and anxiety disorders.

64. Lorazepam
- A benzodiazepine for short-term anxiety and seizures.

65. Diazepam
- A benzodiazepine for anxiety, muscle spasms, and insomnia.

66. Risperidone
- An antipsychotic for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.

67. Quetiapine
- An antipsychotic for schizophrenia, bipolar, and sleep issues.

68. Venlafaxine
- An SNRI for depression and generalized anxiety disorder.

69. Bupropion
- An antidepressant also used for smoking cessation.

70. Lithium
- A mood stabilizer for bipolar disorder.

Allergy and Immune System

71. Loratadine
- A non-drowsy antihistamine for allergies like hay fever.

72. Cetirizine
- An antihistamine for allergies and hives, slightly sedating.

73. Fexofenadine
- A non-drowsy antihistamine for seasonal allergies.

74. Hydrocortisone
- A topical steroid for skin inflammation and allergic reactions.

75. Prednisone
- An oral corticosteroid for severe allergies or autoimmune conditions.

76. Epinephrine (EpiPen)
- An emergency injection for severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis).

77. Azathioprine
- An immunosuppressant for autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis.

78. Cyclosporine
- Suppresses the immune system, used in transplants and autoimmune conditions.

79. Methotrexate
- Treats autoimmune diseases and some cancers by slowing cell growth.

80. Tacrolimus
- An immunosuppressant for organ transplants and eczema.

Miscellaneous

81. Levothyroxine
- Replaces thyroid hormone in hypothyroidism.

82. Alendronate
- A bisphosphonate for osteoporosis to strengthen bones.

83. Sildenafil
- Treats erectile dysfunction by increasing blood flow.

84. Tadalafil
- Similar to sildenafil, with longer-lasting effects.

85. Gabapentin
- Treats nerve pain and seizures by calming nerve activity.

86. Pregabalin
- Similar to gabapentin, for nerve pain and anxiety.

87. Allopurinol
- Reduces uric acid to prevent gout attacks.

88. Sumatriptan
- A triptan for migraine relief by narrowing blood vessels.

89. Zolpidem
- A sedative for short-term insomnia treatment.

90. Finasteride
- Treats hair loss and enlarged prostate by blocking hormone effects.

Vaccines and Antivirals

91. Oseltamivir
- An antiviral for influenza to reduce symptom duration.

92. Acyclovir
- Treats herpes infections like cold sores and shingles.

93. Valacyclovir
- A prodrug of acyclovir with better absorption.

94. Ribavirin
- An antiviral for hepatitis C and certain viral fevers.

95. Remdesivir
- An antiviral for severe viral infections like COVID-19.

96. Influenza Vaccine
- Prevents seasonal flu by stimulating immunity.

97. Hepatitis B Vaccine
- Protects against hepatitis B infection.

98. HPV Vaccine (Gardasil)
- Prevents human papillomavirus and related cancers.

99. Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) Vaccine
- Protects against these three viral diseases.

100. Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine
- An mRNA vaccine to prevent COVID-19 infection.

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