FirstPass is an early-stage education project for athletes and active adults, written from a pharmacy perspective. It is not a medical practice. Nothing here is a diagnosis, a treatment plan or dosing advice for you.
Plain-language summaries of what the research shows, what to monitor, and what to bring up at your next appointment. No product pushes.
Handouts you can hand over or file, with mechanism, evidence quality, and monitoring notes on one page.
One medication, supplement, or interaction question, answered with current literature and a clear bottom line.
One-page references on medication and nutrient pairs, built to share with athletes or keep on file.
Notes on supplement contamination risk and where tested athletes can verify a product or medication.
Free tools that run in your browser: Drug Lookup, the Interaction Checker and the Nutrition Tracker, plus Learn guides on the Top 300 drugs, performance, supplements and research compounds.
FirstPass is early. The next step is learning which questions active people bring to a pharmacist, and which handouts actually help. Subscriber replies shape what gets built next.
Holds a B.S. in Biology from Washington State University, where he is now in the fourth year of the dual PharmD/MBA program. He co-authored a forthcoming JISSN position stand on drug-induced nutrient depletion in athletes and co-founded AthleteRx, a student sports pharmacy organization.
Trey started FirstPass to promote safe, informed medication use in sport and everyday active life. Athletes and active people should understand what they take, how it affects their training, and when to talk to a pharmacist or prescriber.
Questions, corrections or ideas: firstpassrx@gmail.com. FirstPass cannot answer questions about your own medications or care. Please ask your pharmacist or prescriber.
FirstPass is an early-stage education project for athletes and active adults, written from a pharmacy perspective. It is not a medical practice. Nothing here is a diagnosis, a treatment plan or dosing advice for you.
Plain-language summaries of what the research shows, what to monitor, and what to bring up at your next appointment.
Handouts with mechanism, evidence quality, and monitoring notes on one page.
One medication, supplement, or interaction question, answered with current literature and a clear bottom line.
One-page references on medication and nutrient pairs, built to share or keep on file.
Notes on supplement contamination risk and where tested athletes can verify a product or medication.
Free tools that run in your browser: Drug Lookup, the Interaction Checker and the Nutrition Tracker, plus Learn guides on the Top 300 drugs, performance, supplements and research compounds.
FirstPass is early. The next step is learning which questions active people bring to a pharmacist, and which handouts actually help. Subscriber replies shape what gets built next.
Holds a B.S. in Biology from Washington State University, where he is now in the fourth year of the dual PharmD/MBA program. He co-authored a forthcoming JISSN position stand on drug-induced nutrient depletion in athletes and co-founded AthleteRx, a student sports pharmacy organization.
Trey started FirstPass to promote safe, informed medication use in sport and everyday active life.
Questions, corrections or ideas: firstpassrx@gmail.com. FirstPass cannot answer questions about your own medications or care. Please ask your pharmacist or prescriber.