Keep Patients With Dye Allergies Safe

October 2021

You play an important role in handling allergies to dyes or other colour additives.

Dyes in meds are usually listed as inactive ingredients. But in some patients they can trigger reactions...such as itching, rashes, and even anaphylaxis.

Help keep patients with dye allergies safe.

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