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Colour confusion
10:28am Tuesday 17th June 2008
Comments (0)I HAVE to be very grateful for the NHS.
I am alive today because of it and, having a recent stroke, I had the pleasure of seeing the ambulance service in attendance.
The treatment I received was first class.
My trouble is with the tablets I receive, all of which I need.
What I do not need is to be confused by tablets which change colour each time I get a prescription.
Omeprozole is yellow then grey/blue then pink/cream, Tamsulosin pink/olive then brown/cream, Atenolol white then orange, and it goes on.
I have to be very careful to take the right tablet at the right time and I fear for fellow elderly tablet-takers with more impaired eyesight than myself.
Dennis Barton, Acorn Way, York.
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