EXTEMPORANEOUS PREP AUXILIARY LABEL PPT 2
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A: Amber fluted bottle with CRC
Q: What is the container used for Applications?
A: For external use only
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Applications?
A: 4 weeks
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Applications?
A: Amber tablet bottle with CRC
Q: What is the container used for Capsules?
A: See BNF for advisory labels recommended for active ingredient
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Capsules?
A: 3 months
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Capsules?
A: Amber glass jar or collapsible metal tube
Q: What is the container used for Creams and gels?
A: For external use only
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Creams and gels?
A: 4 weeks
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Creams and gels?
A: Plastic jar, preferably with a perforated, reclosable lid
Q: What is the container used for Dusting powders?
A: For external use only; Not to be applied to open wounds or raw weeping surfaces; Store in a dry place
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Dusting powders?
A: 3 months
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Dusting powders?
A: Hexagonal amber fluted glass bottle with a rubber teat and dropper closure
Q: What is the container used for Ear drops?
A: For external use only
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Ear drops?
A: 4 weeks
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Ear drops?
A: Plain amber medicine bottle with CRC
Q: What is the container used for Elixirs?
A: (None listed)
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Elixirs?
A: 4 weeks
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Elixirs?
A: Plain amber medicine bottle with CRC
Q: What is the container used for Emulsions?
A: Shake the bottle
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Emulsions?
A: 4 weeks
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Emulsions?
A: Amber fluted bottle with CRC
Q: What is the container used for Enemas?
A: For rectal use onlyª; Warm to body temperature before use
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Enemas?
A: 4 weeks
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Enemas?
A: Amber fluted bottle with CRC
Q: What is the container used for Gargles and mouthwashes?
A: Not to be takenª; Do not swallow in large amounts
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Gargles and mouthwashes?
A: 4 weeks
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Gargles and mouthwashes?
A: Amber fluted bottle with CRC
Q: What is the container used for Inhalations?
A: Not to be takenª; Shake the bottle
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Inhalations?
A: 4 weeks
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Inhalations?
A: Plain amber medicine bottle with CRC
Q: What is the container used for Linctuses?
A: (None listed)
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Linctuses?
A: 4 weeks
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Linctuses?
A: Amber fluted bottle with CRC
Q: What is the container used for Liniments and lotions?
A: For external use only; Shake the bottle; Avoid broken skin
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Liniments and lotions?
A: 4 weeks
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Liniments and lotions?
A: Plain amber medicine bottle with CRC
Q: What is the container used for Mixtures and suspensions?
A: Shake the bottle
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Mixtures and suspensions?
A: 4 weeks
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Mixtures and suspensions?
A: Hexagonal amber fluted glass bottle with a rubber teat and dropper closure
Q: What is the container used for Nasal drops?
A: Not to be takenª
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Nasal drops?
A: 4 weeks
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Nasal drops?
A: Amber glass jar
Q: What is the container used for Ointments?
A: For external use only
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Ointments?
A: 3 months
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Ointments?
A: Amber glass jar
Q: What is the container used for Pastes?
A: For external use only
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Pastes?
A: 3 months
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Pastes?
A: Wrapped in foil and packed in an amber glass jar
Q: What is the container used for Pessaries?
A: For vaginal use onlyª
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Pessaries?
A: 3 months
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Pessaries?
A: Wrapped in powder papers and packed in a cardboard carton
Q: What is the container used for Powders (individual)?
A: Store in a dry place; Dissolve or mix with water before taking; See BNF for advisory labels recommended for active ingredient
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Powders (individual)?
A: 3 months
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Powders (individual)?
A: Wrapped in foil and packed in an amber glass jar
Q: What is the container used for Suppositories?
A: For rectal use onlyª; See BNF for advisory labels recommended for active ingredient
Q: What are the important auxiliary labels for Suppositories?
A: 3 months
Q: What is the suggested discard date for Suppositories?