Medication Containers Clause Samples
The Medication Containers clause defines the requirements and standards for the packaging and labeling of medications provided under an agreement. It typically specifies the type of containers to be used, such as child-resistant or tamper-evident packaging, and may require clear labeling with dosage instructions and expiration dates. This clause ensures that medications are safely and properly contained, reducing the risk of contamination, misuse, or accidental ingestion, and helps maintain compliance with regulatory standards.
Medication Containers. A. All prescription medications must have a pharmacy label with the following information: - Time to be given - specify hour or activity (12 noon, after lunch, before P.E.) NOT “give as indicated” - Child’s name - Name of medication - Physician’s name - Dose/amount to be given - Container must have current expiration date
B. All OTC (over-the-counter) medications and physician samples. They DO NOT need a pharmacy label but parent MUST: - Provide Authorization form completed by Parent/Guardian and Licensed Prescriber - Send the medication to the clinic in the original container with current expiration date - Write your child’s full name on the container
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Medication Containers. A. All prescription medications must have a pharmacy label with the following information: - Time to be given – specify hour or activity (12 noon, after lunch, before P.E.) NOT “ given as indicated” - Child’s name - Name of medication - Physician’s name - Dose/amount to be given
B. All OTC (over-the-counter) medications and physician samples. Parents MUST: - Submit an authorization form completed by Parent/Guardian and Licensed Prescriber - Send the medication to the clinic in the original container whenever possible or otherwise in a container labeled with the child’s name, medications and dose.