About the clinic card
Halo Medix is an independent Montreal lens desk for nine labelled locks. Each card is clipped from the label, written from the trials, lensed by a working clinical pharmacologist, then filed. We do not fill bottles here.
Why the set stays at nine
A directory that tries to cover every tablet on a formulary cannot argue any of them. This desk keeps nine locks, one contrast and eighteen short notes so each page can still be checked against the live label. No bottle leaves Rue Peel. No chain is ranked. No manufacturer buys a sentence.
What sits on the card
Three phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors: tadalafil (Cialis) locked at 2.5 mg daily, sildenafil (Viagra) locked at 100 mg, and vardenafil (Levitra) locked at 2.5 mg. Three import brands that people actually type: Tadarise 20, Tadagra 10, Suhagra 50. One thyroid tablet, levothyroxine (Synthroid) at 75 mcg on an empty stomach. One antiparasitic, ivermectin (Stromectol) counted at 150 mcg/kg. One fixed-dose combo, Sildalist 10/100. A lighter note sits beside each lock for the question people actually type.
How a card is filed
The method is Clip, Cross, Lens, File. The title line holds one labelled strength. The body may name the rest of the ladder. Cash windows use sourced dollars only. Middle chapters move per card so two locks never share the same spine.
Who signs it
Every draft goes to Dr. Camille Rousseau. Her name, field and profile stay on the issued card. A named clinical pharmacologist in Montreal is worth more than an anonymous medically-reviewed stamp.
What we open to write it
Current FDA prescribing information first, then Health Canada monographs, DailyMed, MedlinePlus, and named trials. If this site and the live label disagree, the label wins. That includes the nitrate ban on the PDE5 tablets, the empty-stomach rule on Synthroid 75 mcg, and the weight count on Stromectol.
Reaching the desk
Send a correction or a label shift to [email protected], or use the contact page. A card is re-checked when its prescribing information moves in a way that matters.