A free coupon that you can obtain through the website FirstRxSavings.com will provide savings when you bring the coupon to your pharmacy, together with your doctor’s prescription for Tri-Cyclen-Lo, the birth control medication from Ortho-McNeil-Janssen.

To locate and print out the free coupon from your computer, click here:  Tri-Cyclen-Lo

About Tri-Cyclen-Lo and Birth Control

(from the official website)

ORTHO TRI-CYCLEN® LO is a low-dose birth control pill you take every day. When taken as directed, it delivers a low dose of hormones that works to prevent you from becoming pregnant. The hormones in ORTHO TRI-CYCLEN® LO also help to regulate your menstrual cycle, so your periods may be easier and more predictable.

Why 4 Colors? ORTHO TRI-CYCLEN® LO is a triphasic birth control pill, which means that it delivers a different level of hormones for 3 weeks (white, light blue and dark blue pills) and no hormones for 1 week (green pills). During each of the first 3 weeks, the level of progestin increases.

There are many kinds of birth control methods to help prevent unplanned pregnancies. Barring abstinence, no option is 100% effective and without risks. See the “Additional Resources” section below for an opportunity to compare your birth control options side by side. Then, discuss your birth control options and personal circumstances with your healthcare professional to make your choice. Birth control pills are 99% effective.

Additional Tri-Cyclen-Lo Resources

Find answers to your questions – Frequently asked questions

Compare birth control methods – See comparisons

Discussing this with your doctor – What to expect

If your physician has prescribed Nivigil, a medication from Cephalon Pharmaceuticals, to help treat your sleep difficulties, you can take advantage of free money-saving coupons through this website: FirstRxSavings.com.

To locate and print these money-saving coupons right from your computer, click here: Nuvigil

About Nuvigil and Sleep Disorders

(from the official website)

NUVIGIL is a prescription medicine used to improve wakefulness throughout the day.

•NUVIGIL was studied in four 12-week clinical trials, which includedmore than 1100 patients with sleep disorders. People who took NUVIGIL experienced significant improvement in wakefulness.

In 2 studies of people with treated OSA and a study of people with narcolepsy, NUVIGIL was tested using the Maintenance of Wakefulness Test (MWT), 4 times throughout the day. In a study of people with SWD, NUVIGIL was tested using the Multiple Sleep Latency Test (MSLT), 4 times throughout the patients’ night shift. The MWT and MSLT are measures of a person’s degree of sleepiness

Based on sleep studies that measure nighttime breathing and brain and muscle activity, NUVIGIL does NOT interfere with sleep.

•In these studies, most people (95%) taking NUVIGIL did not report trouble sleeping (5% reported trouble sleeping). 1% of people taking a sugar pill (placebo) reported trouble sleeping.

Wakefulness and treated obstructive sleep apnea (OSA): If you are currently being treated for obstructive sleep apnea but are still experiencing excessive sleepiness (ES), NUVIGIL may be able to help improve your wakefulness.

 Wakefulness and shift work disorder (SWD): Do you work shifts and always feel sleepy or tired? If so, you may be suffering from a medical condition called shift work disorder. If you are suffering from excessive sleepiness due to shift work disorder, NUVIGIL could help improve your wakefulness.

 Wakefulness and narcolepsy: Is your excessive sleepiness causing you to fall asleep suddenly during the day? If the answer is yes, you may be suffering from an underlying sleep disorder known as narcolepsy. If you have narcolepsy and experience excessive sleepiness, NUVIGIL may be able to help improve your wakefulness.

Additional Nuvigil Resources

Understand different types of sleep disorders – See Glossary

Printable savings coupon and card, flyers and more – Get information

You can enjoy substantial savings on prescriptions for Focalin XR, the treatment for ADHD from Novartis, by printing out your own Savings Card through the FirstRxSavings.com website.

To locate and print out your free savings card, click here: Focalin RX

About Focalin XR and ADHD

(from the official website)

•Focalin XR is a prescription medication approved for the treatment of ADHD as part of a treatment program for children aged 6 years and older

•Focalin XR starts fast—by 30 minutes after taking the medication. •Focalin XR provides up to 12 hours of ADHD symptom management.

•Focalin XR should be taken once a day in the morning exactly as prescribed. Focalin XR can be taken with or without food. If your child cannot swallow the capsule whole, open it and sprinkle the small beads of medicine over a spoonful of applesauce and have him or her swallow it right away. Do not chew, crush, or divide the capsules or beads in the capsule.

There’s a lot more to ADHD than what you may have seen on TV, read in the newspapers, or heard from friends. The first step to understanding ADHD is separating the myths from the facts.

MYTH: ADHD is not a “real” disorder. It’s often blown out of proportion.

FACT: ADHD is a disorder that has been confirmed by more than 45 years of scientific research and hundreds of clinical studies. The condition affects approximately 3% to 7% of school-aged children.

MYTH: Poor parenting, schooling, or nutrition causes ADHD.

FACT: There is no research to support that poor parenting, schooling, or nutrition causes ADHD. The cause of ADHD is unknown.

MYTH: People with ADHD aren’t as smart as people without the condition.

FACT: Having ADHD does not mean that someone is less intelligent or talented than someone without the condition. ADHD affects people of all intelligence levels.

MYTH: Medication for ADHD doesn’t really work.

FACT: Medication, as part of an overall treatment program, can help manage your child’s ADHD symptoms; this includes support from you, your health care professional, and your child’s teachers.

Additional Focalin XR Resources

How to get started – For parents and caregivers

Learn more about ADHD – List of resources