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2026 Medication PocketCard
2026 Medication PocketCard
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Emily Gibbons- “My coworker just ordered a bunch of these cards for the physicians we work within the hospital. They are awesome. You guys are the best! I will continue to give you business.”
2026 Med Pocketcards Refresh
FREE shipping for up to 50 PocketCards
You are going to love our 2026 Medication PocketCards—designed to help you make quick, informed decisions at the point of care.
GLP-1 & GIP Medications: Now Easier to Compare Than Ever
- Our GLP-1 & GIP Meds PocketCard now includes two distinct versions—one for diabetes and one for weight management.
This side-by-side approach makes it easier to individualize treatment decisions based on a person’s health profile, age, and comorbidities. - Semaglutide is now available as an oral formulation for weight loss
- Exenatide XR (Bydureon®, Bcise®) is discontinued. The only remaining option is generic exenatide.
TZDs: A Farewell and a Comeback
- Say goodbye to rosiglitazone and welcome a renewed appreciation for pioglitazone (Actos®).
- Pioglitazone decreases insulin resistance - indicated for treatment of hepatic steatosis or post stroke
DPP-4 Inhibitors: Sitagliptin is back
Generic sitagliptin is once again available, so we’ve added it back in the DPP-4 category.
Our eight-sided medication accordion Pocketcards were designed by Coach Beverly Thomassian as a tool for clinical practice and exam preparation. One of our best sellers, the Diabetes Medication PocketCard is perfect for any health care professional providing diabetes care. Also a great gift for colleagues and staff.
Get your PocketCards today! The accordion-style includes 8 sides and are 6 x 4.5 in of the following cards:
- Insulin Pocket Card
- Front side: current insulins, including action times and dosing info
- Backside: concentrated and Inhaled insulins
- GLP-1 Receptor Agonists, Injectables / Insulin + GLP-1 Combo
- Front side: GLP-1 Receptor Agonists and Injectables
- Back side: Injectable/Insulin Combinations
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Oral Diabetes Medications – Complete listing of the 4 common oral medications including dosing range and considerations.
- Other Oral and Combo Oral Medications
- Front Side: Less commonly used oral medications
- Backside: Complete listing of all the combined oral medications including doses available
To preview the medication PocketCards:
- Download a PDF of all Medication PocketCards
- Download our FREE CDCES Coach App for the most updated version
Emily Gibbons- “My coworker just ordered a bunch of these cards for the physicians we work within the hospital. They are awesome. You guys are the best! I will continue to give you business.”
2026 Med Pocketcards Refresh
FREE shipping for up to 50 PocketCards
You are going to love our 2026 Medication PocketCards—designed to help you make quick, informed decisions at the point of care.
GLP-1 & GIP Medications: Now Easier to Compare Than Ever
- Our GLP-1 & GIP Meds PocketCard now includes two distinct versions—one for diabetes and one for weight management.
This side-by-side approach makes it easier to individualize treatment decisions based on a person’s health profile, age, and comorbidities. - Semaglutide is now available as an oral formulation for weight loss
- Exenatide XR (Bydureon®, Bcise®) is discontinued. The only remaining option is generic exenatide.
TZDs: A Farewell and a Comeback
- Say goodbye to rosiglitazone and welcome a renewed appreciation for pioglitazone (Actos®).
- Pioglitazone decreases insulin resistance - indicated for treatment of hepatic steatosis or post stroke
DPP-4 Inhibitors: Sitagliptin is back
Generic sitagliptin is once again available, so we’ve added it back in the DPP-4 category.
Our eight-sided medication accordion Pocketcards were designed by Coach Beverly Thomassian as a tool for clinical practice and exam preparation. One of our best sellers, the Diabetes Medication PocketCard is perfect for any health care professional providing diabetes care. Also a great gift for colleagues and staff.
Get your PocketCards today! The accordion-style includes 8 sides and are 6 x 4.5 in of the following cards:
- Insulin Pocket Card
- Front side: current insulins, including action times and dosing info
- Backside: concentrated and Inhaled insulins
- GLP-1 Receptor Agonists, Injectables / Insulin + GLP-1 Combo
- Front side: GLP-1 Receptor Agonists and Injectables
- Back side: Injectable/Insulin Combinations
-
Oral Diabetes Medications – Complete listing of the 4 common oral medications including dosing range and considerations.
- Other Oral and Combo Oral Medications
- Front Side: Less commonly used oral medications
- Backside: Complete listing of all the combined oral medications including doses available
To preview the medication PocketCards:
- Download a PDF of all Medication PocketCards
- Download our FREE CDCES Coach App for the most updated version
