Q: How do I store and dispose of this medication?
A: Store the tablets in the container given to you by your pharmacist at room temperature. Disposing of this medication should be done if there are any unused tablets after 6 months or if the expiry date has passed. Disposing of this medication should be done in a way that avoids direct contact with children or pets. Do not flush the medication down the toilet, and seek out pharmaceutical take-back programs if they are available in your local area.
Q: What Medications Negatively Interact with Zafirlukast?
A: Medication such as: aspirin, blood thinners, tolbutamide, erythromycin, theophylline, carbamazepine, or phenytoin can negatively interact with Zafirlukast. Make sure to advise your doctor of any drugs you currently take before starting a treatment of Zafirlukast.
Q: Can I take Zafirlukast while breast feeding?
A: Zafirlukast should not taken while nursing.
Q: Can I take Zafirlukast while pregnant?
A: This medication could be used during pregnancy, however, it would be best to have your doctor decide if this medication is the best fit.