The patient is receiving niacin. Although this drug is effective in lowering lipid levels, the patient complains of uncomfortable flushing. What is the best education by the nurse?
A) "Be sure to take your niacin on an empty stomach as soon as you arise."
B) "Take 1 aspirin 30 minutes before you take your niacin."
C) "Take your niacin tablet with food and at least one full glass of water."
D) "It may be time to ask your doctor about switching to another drug."
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