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Take a question sheet to the visit.

Use the questions that fit your concern. Leave a space beside the answer that needs another conversation.

Ask for words you can use again.

An unfamiliar word is a good place to stop. Ask what it means, then try saying the answer back.

You can bring this sheet on paper using your browser’s Print command.

There is no need to fill every space. Start with the question that would change your decision.

Your working sheet

The reason and the product

What concern are we treating, and how was it assessed?What other options can we discuss?What is the exact medicine name? Is it a tablet, injection or another type?Was this exact product reviewed by FDA, or is it made to order?For a made-to-order drug, which need is the change meant to meet for me?

Your working sheet

The evidence and the plan

What studies in people tested this exact medicine, and what did they find?What did those studies leave unanswered?What unwanted effects could occur with this product?Which changes call for a message, and which call for urgent help?What tests or later visits are part of the plan?Who answers questions between visits?

Your working sheet

The bill and the next question

Who prepares and sends the medicine?What is included in the full price, and what is extra?What will the price be after any offer ends?What repeats, and how can I end the service?The answer I want to check next

Notes are not sent. Copy what you want to keep before leaving this page.

Compare answers on the same terms.

Put the exact product name, the care plan and the full price next to each other.

If a detail is missing, mark it as unknown. Leave the comparison open until you have an answer.

I can explain why this option was proposed.I know which answer I still want checked.I know the next step without guessing.