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    BEFORE YOU BUY
    Our FIVE-STAR rating is based on the product and its features, not the price. Before you consider a lower priced competitor, compare its features with NIS. Once you agree to buy NIS then compare pricing. Once installed beginning about 30 days before the end of the 365 day subscription period, you will begin receiving online notifications that NIS is about to expire. For each notification, you are given the option to "renew" your NIS subscription for an additional 365 days. If money is not an issue, this is the most convenient method to renew. This NIS product supports 3 PC's for one year and retails for $79.99. The day your subscription expires, Norton's price drops to $49.99. Although this is certainly a better deal, you may still want to shop around online. For example, Amazon.com sells NIS 2013 up to 3 PC's (boxed and downloaded) for $19.27 with free shipping on orders over $25.

    BOXED versus DOWNLOAD
    For boxed versions, you'll need to install NIS yourself. I typically perform this ritual each year on our three PC's at home in about 5 minutes per PC. I prefer this option since I have the actual disc and can reinstall NIS 2013 should we experience a hard-drive crash or replace PC's. Yes, we have experienced both. Digital is more convenient. Either method, just do not lose the Product Key. Write down the Product Key and place it where you can easily remember.
  • pharmacytechstudy - Perfect for Pharmacy Tech Students !This is Keith from Pharmacy-tech-study.com. I also have a video review of this little book on my website under the memorizing tab. But first, let me tell you why I endorse this book so much. I like this particular drug reference book because it has just the right amount of information that pharmacy tech students need.

    All of the other pocket drug reference books I've seen are bigger in size and have smaller print. I think it's mostly because they've tried to squeeze in more information, but, it's info that's more pertinent to Pharmacists, Nurses or Doctors. This book is easier to navigate through, and has the top 1200 drugs listed. To give you an idea of it's size, It's not much bigger than a man's wallet and not much thicker either. It can easily fit into a lab-coat pocket, purse or even the back pocket of your jeans.

    Inside the book, there's more than just the drugs. In the front, there's a section that describes the DEA Schedules. Then there are over 450 of the most commonly used abbreviations. Right after that is a section that lists drug classifications, and the most commonly prescribed drugs for each.

    In the body of the book, the drugs are listed by generic name alphabetically. Also, such things are listed like: if the drug is available OTC(over the counter), and it lists the common uses and indications, as well as contra-indications and black-box warnings. It says if the drug is a controlled substance, typical Adult and pediatric doses and common side effects

    Again, the print in this book is a great size and it's appropriately organized. The bold print for the headings and emphasized print for sub-listings makes the information easy to scan and find quickly. So, you might be wondering how to look-up brand names? Well, the index in the back lists every generic and brand name alphabetically and cross references them to each other, then gives you the page number. It's very handy. In fact, this whole book was well thought out and is highly organized. Additionally, the print quality and binding of the book are quite good. Overall, I highly recommend the "scut monkey" and think it's priced very fairly, especially for what you're getting. Amazon has it for the lowest cost. So, that's my review of this book, you can probably tell that I'm giving it two thumbs up.

    Keith
    pharmacy-tech-study.com
  • D. Fahrenholtz - Twas a SnapI waited to update to Q 2013 until they threatened to end all of my download capabilities by April. I downloaded the new update and it went quickly and without incident. I love the quickness of getting around in the system and the color and large print. I used to wait at least 5 minutes for the Checking to show up; now it is there immediately. I'm a happy customer, except I paid too much for it ;-)