Pharmaceutical waste definition

Pharmaceutical waste means a pharmaceutical, as defined in Section 117747, including trace chemotherapy waste, that is a waste, as defined in Section 25124. For purposes of this part, “pharmaceutical waste” does not include a pharmaceutical that meets either of the following criteria:

Pharmaceutical waste means a prescription drug, as defined by RSA 318:1, XVII, or a nonprescription or proprietary medicine, as defined by RSA 318:1, XVIII, that is no longer suitable for its intended purpose or is otherwise being discarded.

Pharmaceutical waste means a pharmaceutical, as defined

Examples of Pharmaceutical waste in a sentence

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• Pharmaceutical waste Pharmaceutical waste consists of prescription only medicines, controlled drugs that have been made safe and unusable, and other pharmaceutical preparations.

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• Pharmaceutical waste, for example, may usually be disposed of as non-hazardous solid waste, but some pharmaceuticals are regulated as hazardous waste.

• Pharmaceutical waste is a major problem, as it is toxic to the environment.

More Definitions of Pharmaceutical waste

Pharmaceutical waste means waste arising from—

Pharmaceutical waste means a waste generated from prescription or over-the-counter human or veterinary drugs.

Pharmaceutical waste means waste containing pharmaceutical substances including expired, unused, spilt, and contaminated pharmaceutical products, drugs, vaccines, and sera that are no longer required and need to be disposed of appropriately. The category also as bottles or boxes with residues, gloves, masks, connecting tubing, and drug vials.

Pharmaceutical waste means a prescription drug, as defined in RSA 318:1, XVII, or a nonprescription or proprietary medicine, as defined in RSA 318:1, XVIII, that is no longer suitable for its intended purpose or is otherwise being discarded.

Pharmaceutical waste has the same meaning as the term “pharmaceutical waste” as provided in State Health and Safety Code (H & S Code) Section 1714.24 which includes, but is not limited to, a prescription or over-the counter human or veterinary drug that is no longer wanted or needed by the consumer and includes any delivery system, such as pills, liquids, and inhalers.

Pharmaceutical waste means pharmaceuticals which have passed their recommended shelf life, discarded pharmaceuticals due to off-specification batches, pharmaceuticals returned by patients or discarded by the public, pharmaceuticals which are no longer required by the establishment, filters from laminar flow cabinets and packaging contaminated by pharmaceutical products.

Pharmaceutical waste means solid waste that is a discarded, unwanted, or expired drug (as defined in article 137, section 6802 of the New York Education Law) including veterinary drugs, a prescription drug (as defined in article 2-A section 270, of the New York Public Health Law) or over-the-counter remedy, toxic drug, medicine, or biological drug formula or mixture used or administered as an immunization, or an aid in the diagnosis, treatment or prevention of disease and the maintenance of health, or used in research or the production and testing of biologicals. Pharmaceutical waste does not include any drug waste that is regulated as a hazardous waste under Part 371 of this Title or prohibited radioactive materials as defined in this Part.