The best time to take medicine three times a day is half an hour after three meals a day, because at this time the medicine will not damage the gastric mucosa, and will not confuse and act with food, and will not hinder the absorption and digestion of nutrients in food, nor will certain substances in food destroy the medicine and cause a decrease in the absorption rate and bioavailability of the medicine, and will not cause damage to the gastric mucosa and cause gastric ulcers or gastrointestinal nerve function due to taking medicine on an empty stomach. The best time to take the medicine three times a day The best time to take medicine three times a day is within half an hour after the morning meal, and 7-8 am is the best time to take medicine in the morning. The best time to take medication at noon is within 30 minutes after lunch, usually 12-13 noon is the best time to take medication. The best time to take medication in the evening is within 30 minutes after dinner, usually 19-20 pm is the best stage to take medication, but it is best to finish taking the medication after dinner 3 hours before bedtime. There are special requirements for taking individual drugs, such as acarbose, which must be chewed at the same time as the first bite of each meal, and atorvastatin calcium and aspirin enteric soluble tablets, which require taking the medication at night before bedtime. Therefore, the time to take the drugs can refer to the drug instructions to take.