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Fig 1.

Positioning of the Prescription Warning Labels (PWLs) on the Pill bottle.

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Fig 2.

Take with Food-Patient Preferences for the Variations of the five Prescription Warning Labels.

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Fig 3.

Do not drink Alcohol-Patient Preferences for the Variations of the five Prescription Warning Labels.

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Protect from sunlight- Patient Preferences for the Variations of the five Prescription Warning Labels.

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Fig 5.

Do not chew or break- Patient Preferences for the Variations of the five Prescription Warning Labels.

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Fig 6.

Take with a full glass of water- Patient Preferences for the Variations of the five Prescription Warning Labels.

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Table 1.

Descriptive statistics of the study population (n = 21).

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Table 2.

Patient Feedback across all Five Prescription Warning Labels (n = 21).

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Table 3.

Patient Feedback on the Improvement of Each Specific Prescription Warning Label.

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