Avoid Mix-Ups With Vazalore, a New OTC Aspirin

November 2021

You may see Vazalore, the first liquid-filled aspirin capsules, on some home med lists.

OTC Vazalore contains immediate-release aspirin 81 mg or 325 mg in a "lipid complex"...designed to limit aspirin's contact with the stomach.

Vazalore is touted to cause less gastrointestinal (GI) damage than plain aspirin...and has "fast, reliable absorption."

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Table of Contents

Practice Reduce Turnaround Time for STAT Meds
COVID-19 Know When and How to Dispense COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters
Communication Help Patients Feel Good About Their Hospital Care
Automated Dispensing Prepare for Evolving ADC Technology
Aspirin Avoid Mix-Ups With Vazalore, a New OTC Aspirin
Hospital Practice Be Ready to Play a Role in Hospital-at-Home Care
Kidney Disease Watch for Finerenone, a New Med for Diabetic Kidney Disease
Sepsis Avoid Issues That May Delay Sepsis Treatment
Naloxone Think of Kloxxado as a Higher-Dose Naloxone Nasal Spray