Minimize Hazardous Med Exposure by Following USP 800 Standards

September 2019

You'll hear buzz about how to properly handle hazardous meds...in light of USP <800> standards that go into effect on December 1, 2019.

This will affect many meds, some of which may be surprising...such as carbamazepine, paroxetine, spironolactone, and temazepam.

Become familiar with your pharmacy's hazardous med policies...to help protect you and your colleagues from exposure.

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Table of Contents

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Hazardous Meds Minimize Hazardous Med Exposure by Following USP 800 Standards
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Anticholinergics Look for Seniors Getting Risky Anticholinergic Meds
Scabies Sort Through Treatments for Scabies
Diabetes Be Familiar With Different Blood Sugar Numbers for Diabetes
Dosage Forms Avoid Mishaps With Sprinkle Caps