Avoid Removing Some Meds From Their Original Container

May 2023

You’ll come across meds that must be kept in their original container...usually to protect them from light, moisture, or both.

Storing or dispensing these meds incorrectly could impact safety and efficacy.

And it can lead to lost dollars for your pharmacy...since you may not be able to dispense the med or return it for credit.

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Table of Contents

Storage & Disposal Avoid Removing Some Meds From Their Original Container
Diabetes Watch for Dexcom G7, a New CGM for Diabetes
Naloxone Prepare for OTC Narcan Nasal Spray
Contraceptives Take Steps to Ensure Patients Get the Right Contraceptive
Shingles Strengthen Your Understanding of Shingles
Photosensitivity Help Shed Light on Meds That Increase Sun Sensitivity
Insulin Prevent Mishaps When Patients Start Insulin for Type 2 Diabetes
Allergic Reactions Dig Deeper When Patients Report a Penicillin Allergy
Interactions Look Out for Interactions With Direct Oral Anticoagulants