Splitting your pills — literally cutting them in half — is a simple way to save money on your prescription drugs, but be sure you talk to your doctor first, because not all pills can be split. Here's ...

Question: My bridge partner told me that she splits all her pills in half and saves money that way. Is this safe to do, and can I split my Lipitor pills? M.B., Sanibel, Fla. Answer: There's no easy ...

Pill splitting – literally cutting them in half – has become a popular way to save on pharmaceutical costs but you need to talk to your doctor or pharmacist first, because not all pills can be split.

Which pill splitter is best? You probably needed to cut your pills into halves or quarters at some point in your life. And if you tried to cut the pills with traditional cutting tools like knives or ...

Equipped with a sturdy stainless steel blade, the Ezy Dose Pill Cutter makes splitting your meds a piece of cake. Just place your pill inside the little "V," press down on the lid (it doesn't need a ...

If you count yourself among the 66% of Americans taking at least one prescription drug daily (per the Health Policy Institute at Georgetown University), then it's probably appealing to find new ways ...

Medical experts warn, before you literally cut the cost of your medication ... talk to your doctor. We spend more than $277-billion a year on prescription drugs. With mounting costs, many doctors are ...

If you're someone who dislikes taking medication, you may have considered splitting a pill and taking half instead of going for a full dose. And while that's sometimes a safe move, if you're taking ...

For many, splitting a pill seems like a practical solution—whether to make a large tablet easier to swallow, reduce side effects, or adjust prescribed dosages for children or elderly patients. However ...