Choose 30 or 90 days
Start with the refill rhythm that fits your valid prescription.
Simple prescription pricing—plus a clear guide to what your medicine does and the measurable path that may help you need less someday.
First medicine · 30 days
$25First medicine · 90 days
Additional medicines$10 for 30 days · $20 for 90 days
We organize the prescription experience around the person—not the bottle.
Start with the refill rhythm that fits your valid prescription.
A licensed pharmacy confirms supply, formulation, eligibility and price.
Understand the job, tradeoff, monitoring and health path.
Pressure. Flow. Rhythm. Plaque. Fluid. Clotting. Every page connects the medicine to one understandable job—then shows what current evidence says.
Explore the Karam standard →often begin with the same mechanism
Common cardiovascular prescriptions, organized by the job they do—not an overwhelming alphabet.
Zestril · Blood pressure + heart protection
Additional medicine: $10 / $20
Learn about Lisinopril →Cozaar · Blood pressure + kidney protection
Additional medicine: $10 / $20
Learn about Losartan →Norvasc · Blood pressure + angina
Additional medicine: $10 / $20
Learn about Amlodipine →Microzide · Pressure + fluid balance
Additional medicine: $10 / $20
Learn about Hydrochlorothiazide →Lopressor / Toprol-XL · Heart rate + protection
Additional medicine: $10 / $20
Learn about Metoprolol →Coreg · Heart failure + pressure
Additional medicine: $10 / $20
Learn about Carvedilol →Aldactone · Heart failure + resistant pressure
Additional medicine: $10 / $20
Learn about Spironolactone →Lasix · Relieve fluid congestion
Additional medicine: $10 / $20
Learn about Furosemide →Flat cash pricing shown for eligible standard prescriptions: first medicine $10 for 30 days or $25 for 90 days; each additional medicine $10 for 30 days or $20 for 90 days. Availability, quantity, formulation, eligibility and delivery must be confirmed by a licensed pharmacy after it receives a valid prescription.
Some medication needs can change after sustained, measured improvement. Others remain protective even in a remarkably healthy person. We teach the difference—and never turn a health path into an instruction to stop treatment.
Explore health paths →Pressure is force—not a feeling. See how vessels, kidneys, sleep, movement and medicines shape it.
Understand it →02Understand LDL exposure, plaque and the 2026 return of treatment goals.
Understand it →03Why several medicines protect different parts of one stressed system.
Understand it →04A rhythm problem that can quietly change stroke risk.
Understand it →05How plaque, oxygen demand and clot risk meet.
Understand it →06The protective jobs that continue after the emergency ends.
Understand it →07What chest discomfort can mean and why an emergency plan matters.
Understand it →08Platelets, clotting factors and why “blood thinner” is an imperfect phrase.
Understand it →Guidelines change. Labels change. Better trials arrive. Karam separates established evidence, clinical judgment, education and commerce—then updates the explanation when the evidence moves.
A field guide to home measurement, variability and the decisions a good reading can support.
Read the story →READ · 5 MINWhy cumulative LDL exposure—not one isolated lab result—shapes lifetime risk.
Read the story →READ · 6 MINFrom liver receptors to fewer cardiovascular events, without oversimplifying the tradeoffs.
Read the story →READ · 7 MINDifferent protective jobs are not duplication.
Read the story →