FAAFP, DABOM · Medical reviewer of record · Updated September 14, 2026 · September 14, 2026
Build a medication and supplement list
Add one entry per prescription, over-the-counter medicine, vitamin or supplement. Copy your current directions; do not use this list to change them.
Entries stay in this page and disappear when you clear or reload it. Downloads and printouts remain wherever you save them. Avoid names, birth dates, member IDs and other identifiers.
This worksheet organizes information for a conversation. It does not verify a prescription, choose treatment or assess safety.
A worked example
Fictional example, not personal medical information
Where you land
Your worksheet
Entry 1
Medicine or supplement name: Example medicine (fictional)
Strength or concentration on label: Copied from the label
Directions you were given: Copied from written pharmacy instructions
Changes or questions to discuss (optional): Confirm the current directions at my visit
The example shows the output format. Use your own verified information and take unresolved questions to the appropriate professional.
Run your own numbers in the tool above.
Using this tool
Turn your entries into a useful record
Add one entry per prescription, over-the-counter medicine, vitamin or supplement. Copy your current directions; do not use this list to change them. Entries are assembled into a downloadable worksheet. Marking a check complete records your own action; it does not certify a medicine, pharmacy or document.
This worksheet organizes information for a conversation. It does not verify a prescription, choose treatment or assess safety.
Copy, do not reconstruct
Use the current container or pharmacy record for the product name, strength and directions. If two sources disagree, record the question instead of choosing one version.
Before you finish
Give each entry enough context
Check
What to capture
Identity
Product name and strength or concentration on the current label
Current use
Written directions and the reason you understand it was prescribed
Visit question
Recent change, uncertainty or item you want the clinician to review
This page keeps entered details in browser memory. It does not email them or save them to your account. Clear or reload the page to remove the entries. Downloaded files and printouts remain under your control.
Every medication on sipra is prescribed by a licensed physician, so your care always starts with a visit. Your sipra membership gives you ongoing access to those physician visits, so you can check in, adjust your plan, and ask questions whenever you need, without paying per visit. It is how we keep high-quality care convenient: one membership, physician access whenever you need it, and support at every step.
Record prescription and over-the-counter medicines, vitamins and supplements, along with the label strength, current directions and questions. FDA consumer guidance recommends keeping a current medication list and sharing it with care professionals.1
Yes. Download a text file or use Print / save as PDF. Entries stay in browser memory and are not emailed or saved to your Sipra account. Clearing or reloading the page removes them from the page, while files and printouts you saved remain under your control.
Write that as a question instead of guessing. Bring the current container, pharmacy record or a clear label photo so the clinician or pharmacist can identify the item and review its role.
No. The worksheet records what you currently understand. Discuss differences with the prescriber or pharmacist before changing a prescription or removing an item from the list.
This worksheet organizes information for a conversation. It does not verify a prescription, choose treatment or assess safety. Medical reviewer of record: Jillian Foglesong Stabile, MD, FAAFP, DABOM. Updated September 14, 2026. Sources checked September 14, 2026.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and require a patient-specific prescription. Brand names are trademarks of their owners; sipra is not affiliated with them.
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