Optimize Use of Auxiliary Labels

February 2018

You play a big role in maximizing the impact of auxiliary labels.

Auxiliary labels often print automatically...but additional ones may need to be added, or auto-printed ones may not make sense.

And these warning labels usually won't print for compounds or OTCs filled as an Rx.

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Table of Contents

Salt Forms Know Your Way Around Salt Forms
Dispensing Optimize Use of Auxiliary Labels
Diabetes Meds Think of Adlyxine and Ozempic as Similar to Victoza and Other GLP-1 Agonists
Monitoring Help Patients With FreeStyle Libre and Other Continuous Glucose Monitors
Nausea & Vomiting Akynzeo Is the Latest Combo Oral Med for Chemo-Induced Nausea and Vomiting
Psoriasis Know Key Points About the "Biologics" Taltz and Tremfya for Psoriasis
Natural Health Products Be Aware That Biotin May Skew Lab Test Results
Natural Health Products Watch for Labelling Changes on Green Tea Extract Products
Travel Medicine Keep the Different Meds Used for Altitude Sickness Straight
Women's Health Listen for Questions About Breast Cancer Risk With Hormonal Contraceptives
Practice Get Tools to Tackle This Flu Season