To help US consumers better understand prescription drug choices, the seniors organization AARP and Consumer Reports Health have launched a new on-line drug comparison tool. For the first time, they claim, people can use Consumers Union data to compare prescription drug safety, effectiveness, convenience and price, as well as receive tips on how to have a conversation about their medications with their doctor or pharmacist - all at one easy-to-use web site.
"We know that consumers want trustworthy, independent information on prescription drugs so they can make informed decisions about what is best for their health and the health of their family," said Bob Gallo, AARP Illinois state director, adding: "This tool will be especially valuable to our membership and will help all users better manage their prescriptions."
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