Question 1

Do I need a prescription to order Tacrolimus from Canada?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a valid prescription is required to order Tacrolimus from Polar Bear Meds. This ensures the medication is used safely and appropriately. You can easily upload your prescription online after placing your order or send it via fax.

Question 2

Can I track my Tacrolimus shipment once it’s dispatched?

Accepted Answer

Yes, once your order ships, Polar Bear Meds provides a tracking number. You’ll receive a tracking number so you can easily follow your shipment’s journey online — giving you peace of mind as you wait for your medication to arrive right at your doorstep.

Question 3

Is the Tacrolimus shipping secure and discreet?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Polar Bear Meds takes privacy seriously by using secure, discreet packaging with no identifying labels. Your medication is shipped in insulated containers to protect its quality throughout transit.

Question 4

Is Tacrolimus an antibiotic?

Accepted Answer

No, Tacrolimus isn’t an antibiotic. It’s an immunosuppressant that works by calming the immune system to help prevent it from attacking and rejecting transplanted organs.

Question 5

Does Tacrolimus damage the kidneys?

Accepted Answer

Tacrolimus may affect kidney function in some users, potentially causing kidney damage if not monitored closely. Regular kidney function tests are essential for detecting changes early and adjusting dosage if necessary.

Question 6

Does Tacrolimus cause hair loss?

Accepted Answer

Hair loss is not commonly linked to Tacrolimus use. If you experience unusual hair thinning or loss, it’s important to discuss this with your healthcare provider to rule out other causes.

Question 7

Can Tacrolimus increase blood sugar or cause diabetes?

Accepted Answer

Tacrolimus can sometimes raise blood sugar levels, increasing the risk of developing diabetes. Patients on this medication should have regular blood sugar monitoring and work with their doctor to manage any changes.

Question 8

How long is it safe to use Tacrolimus?

Accepted Answer

Tacrolimus is usually prescribed for long-term use, especially following organ transplants. The duration varies per patient, with ongoing medical supervision to ensure the drug remains effective and side effects are minimized.