This site is a snapshot of work that over a dozen people helped to create. It was shocking when Rx.com -- as we knew it anyway -- vanished from the ether of the Internet in a matter of hours. As many lessons from the dot-com era, it was abitter pill. And so I created this archive of our work to make sure that we had some record of our work and effort. Every page at Rx.com was built in XML, then pushed through a Frontier CMS and bubbled up onto the web in a JHTML format. Rx.magazine was just one part of a dot-com pharmacy -- complete with a prescription products, nonprescription products, medical reference desk and on-staff pharmacists. You can see what Rx.com looked like at the time thanks to the Internet Archives here. Many thanks to the many freelance writers and illustrators who helped Rx.magazine be the resource it was/is.
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