Prevent Mishaps With Med Returns

April 2024

Pharmacies are feeling the sting because returned meds aren’t handled appropriately.

About 20% of returned meds have to be disposed of...usually due to issues such as unneeded preps, improper storage, etc.

Double-check the integrity of returned IV bags, vials, blister packs, etc. Reusing a potentially contaminated product can lead to patient injury.

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