Question: My bridge partner told me that she splits all her pills in half and saves money that way. Is this safe to do, and can I split my Lipitor pills? M.B., Sanibel, Fla. Answer: There's no easy ...

Splitting your pills — literally cutting them in half — is a simple way to save money on your prescription drugs, but be sure you talk to your doctor first, because not all pills can be split. Here's ...

A Stanford University Medical Center researcher said pill-splitting saves money and is likely to be safe and effective with appropriate screening … even though he didn’t specifically study the safety ...

Michelle Grote was shocked to learn that her $250 bill for prescriptions could easily be lower. "I'm surprised it hasn't been mentioned. You would think that they would tell you," she said. What no ...

LOS ANGELES You can often save a bundle by buying the larger milligram dose and splitting the pills, but splitting some /*prescriptions*/ is just bad medicine. If you take medications on a regular ...

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Medical experts warn, before you literally cut the cost of your medication ... talk to your doctor. We spend more than $277-billion a year on prescription drugs. With mounting costs, many doctors are ...

Pill splitting – literally cutting them in half – has become a popular way to save on pharmaceutical costs but you need to talk to your doctor or pharmacist first, because not all pills can be split.

If you count yourself among the 66% of Americans taking at least one prescription drug daily (per the Health Policy Institute at Georgetown University), then it's probably appealing to find new ways ...