Reading a medicine label correctly is one of the most important skills for staying healthy—especially as we get older and may take more medications. Studies show that nearly half of adults misunderstand at least one instruction on a prescription or over-the-counter (OTC) label. Common mistakes include miscounting daily pills, overlooking "take with food" warnings, confusing teaspoon with tablespoon, or ignoring expiration dates. These errors can lead to under-dosing, overdosing, dangerous interactions, or reduced effectiveness. This quiz covers the essentials of both prescription bottle labels and the standardized FDA "Drug Facts" label found on OTC medicines. Questions start with the basics (active ingredients, directions, warnings) and move to practical real-life situations involving doctors, pharmacists, storage, and safety. No advanced medical knowledge is required—just careful attention to what the label actually says. Take your time, read each question carefully, and see how well you can interpret the information that keeps you safe every day.