Chapter O
Keep the questions you want answered
What remains open after reading an offer? Give each option a short name and keep the questions beside it.
A place for your comparison
Use these boxes for a care option’s name, checks to make and questions to bring. They are notes for you, not an appointment request.
If the boxes let you type, the notes tool is running. It tries to save edits automatically on this device; the message below tells you whether saving worked.
The guide does not receive what you type. If saving is blocked, use Download text copy to keep your notes.
The download button makes a plain text copy. Erase saved notes removes the copy held by this browser.
The notes tool has not started. If you cannot type in these boxes, use paper or your own notes app to keep your questions.
What to keep asking
Try a short prompt beside each gap: who can confirm this, and what would a clear answer look like?
Use the same prompts for both options. Keep the quote itself and any licence-record details with your own files.
FDA notes that the compounder behind an online medicine offer may be unknown to the person getting it.
Compounder means the pharmacy or facility that prepares it. Put that name on the sheet when it is given.
Return to the question sheet