We have all heard the same tired story countless times. The same repeated facts. The same statistical numbers, and yes, the truth is, many wonder the validity of the individuals who contribute to these numbers. If you are reading this article, it is quite plausible you fall within one of these three categories:

1. Healthcare provider who is aware of the prevalence of medication errors and currently taking steps to prevent them

2. Consumer who is aware of medication errors and either experienced a possible medication error or knows someone who has

3. General public not concerned with the prevalence of medication errors and does not think they will ever experience one

Facts such as there are at least 1.5 million preventable adverse drug events per year are true, but in essence just a statement to the public. When the Food Drug and Administration (FDA) reports "adverse events from drug use result in more than 4 million visits to emergency departments, doctors' offices or other outpatient settings annually and 117,000 hospitalizations each year" healthcare providers call for change, and politicians call for reform, but the public responds 'I am not one of the million'.

The question is; when does the story hit home? Is it a story of a person with a home who chooses not to purchase a security system because they doubt they will ever be robbed? However, the belief is challenged on the unforeseen day they are robbed and decide from that point on to side on the point of caution and take steps to prevent adverse events. On the other hand, maybe it is a story of a child, an adult, or an elder, who forgot to mention one of their medications or allergies and due to this event found themselves in the hospital due to a medication error. Last of all, maybe it is the story of death due to a medication error. Will the death of a young child, an aspiring adult, an elderly grandparent be enough to move you?

Yes, the facts are true and people are dying from medication errors. The good news, however, is there are services and products available to prevent medication errors. Unfortunately, some are expensive, some are cost efficient, and yes, some are free but do not offer the same support. Those who are cost conscious are turning to Ncapsul, Inc, and their promise of "... Making Medicine Simple" These cost conscious individuals are already experiencing the benefits of a durable wallet card to document their medication regimen, allergies, and provider information, along with the additional benefit of a Pharmacist to answer their general medication related questions by EMAIL or phone.

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