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All CS's

Federal warning do not transfer

All suspensions

shake well

most asthma aerosol inhalers

shake well

nasal steroid sprays


shake well

lidocaine viscous topical liquid

shake well

amoxicillin susp

Keep in refrigerator (not required but improves taste)

Cefpodoxime (Vantin) susp

Keep in refrigerator

Cefprozil (Cefzil) susp

Keep in refrigerator

Cefuroxime (Ceftin) susp

Keep in refrigerator

Ceftibuten (Cedax) susp

Keep in refrigerator

Cephalexin (Reflex) susp

Keep in refrigerator

Erythromycin/benzoyl peroxide gel (benzamycin)

Keep in refrigerator

Erythromycin/sulfisoxazole

Keep in refrigerator

Penicillin V susp

Keep in refrigerator

Adalimumab (Humira)

Keep in refrigerator

Etanercept (Enbrel)

Keep in refrigerator

all interferons

Keep in refrigerator

Calcitonin nasal spray (miacalcin)

Keep in refrigerator

Chlorambucil (Leukeran)

Keep in refrigerator

ESAs (epogen, aranesp, procrit)

Keep in refrigerator

Etoposide (VePesid)

Keep in refrigerator

Filgrastim (Neupogen)

Keep in refrigerator

Nystatin pastiles (mycostatin)

Keep in refrigerator

Somatropin (Genotropin, humatrope)

Keep in refrigerator

Lopinavir/ritonavir solution (Kaletra)

Keep in refrigerator

Alprostadil (MUSE, Caverject(

Keep in refrigerator

Ritonavir softgels (norvir)

Keep in refrigerator

Sandostatin (octreotide)

Keep in refrigerator

Sirolimus susp (Rapamune)

Keep in refrigerator

teriperatide (Forteo)

ThKeep in refrigerator

thyrolar (Liotrix)

a mix of thyroxine and triiodothyronine. Take separated from antacids, dairy, foods

Melamine (cans) supp

Keep in refrigerator

Lactobacillus (lactinex)

Keep in refrigerator

NuvaRing

Keep in refrigerator

Promethazine supp

Keep in refrigerator

Typhoid oral cap (Vivotif Berna)

Keep in refrigerator

Fomoterol (foradil)

prior to dispensing, patient can keep at RT otherwise refrigerate

Dornase alfa (pulmozyne)

Keep in refrigerator. RT only if <24 hrs

Latanoprost (Xalatan)

Keep in refrigerator

Tafluprost (Zoltan)

open pouch good for 30 daysRT

Keep in refrigerator

Trifluridine (Viroptic)

Keep in refrigerator

Antibiotics, antivirals, antifungals

take all until gone

analgesics with CNS effects

may cause drowsiness/may impair ability to drive or operate machinery

antipsychotics

may cause drowsiness/may impair ability to drive or operate machinery

some antidepressants including mirtazapine (remeron) and trazodone (desyrel)

may cause drowsiness/may impair ability to drive or operate machinery

dopamine agonists (ropinirole)

may cause drowsiness/may impair ability to drive or operate machinery

antihistamines

may cause drowsiness/may impair ability to drive or operate machinery

Antinauseants

may cause drowsiness/may impair ability to drive or operate machinery

Anticonvulsants

may cause drowsiness/may impair ability to drive or operate machinery

skeletal muscle relaxants

may cause drowsiness/may impair ability to drive or operate machinery

antihypertensives with CNS effects

may cause drowsiness/may impair ability to drive or operate machinery

CII III IV or V depressant or narcotic drugs including hypnotics controlled and not controlled

may cause drowsiness/may impair ability to drive or operate machinery

amiodarone

may effect vision

anticholinergics

may effect vision

ethambutol

may effect vision

hydroxychloroquine

may effect vision

isoniazid

may effect vision

isotretinoin

may effect vision

PDE 5 inhibitors (sildenafil, others)

may effect vision

scopolamine patch

may effect vision

tamoxifen

may effect vision

telithromycin (Ketek))

may effect vision

voriconazole (VFEND)

may effect vision

Disulfiram

Do not use alcohol while taking this medicine

tinidazole

Do not use alcohol while taking this medicine

metronidazole

Do not use alcohol while taking this medicine

nitrates

Do not use alcohol while taking this medicine

opioids (special warning Avinza, Opana)

Do not use alcohol while taking this medicine

tramadol

tapentadol (nucynta)

Do not use alcohol while taking this medicine

benzodiazepines

Do not use alcohol while taking this medicine

barbiturates

Do not use alcohol while taking this medicine

non BZ hypnotics

Do not use alcohol while taking this medicine

anticonvulsants

Do not use alcohol while taking this medicine

antipsychotics

Do not use alcohol while taking this medicine

some antidepressants

Do not use alcohol while taking this medicine

skeletal muscle relaxants

Do not use alcohol while taking this medicine

insulin

Do not use alcohol while taking this medicine

metformin

Do not use alcohol while taking this medicine

sulfonylureas

Do not use alcohol while taking this medicine

sulfa antibiotics

Avoid prolonged exposure to direct/artificial sunlight

tetracyclines

Avoid prolonged exposure to direct/artificial sunlight

topical retinoids

Avoid prolonged exposure to direct/artificial sunlight

isotretinoin

Avoid prolonged exposure to direct/artificial sunlight

ritonavir

Avoid prolonged exposure to direct/artificial sunlight

NSAIDs (piroxicam, diclofenac, some risk with ibuprofen and naproxen)

Avoid prolonged exposure to direct/artificial sunlight

metronidazole

Avoid prolonged exposure to direct/artificial sunlight

isoniazid

Avoid prolonged exposure to direct/artificial sunlight

diuretics

Avoid prolonged exposure to direct/artificial sunlight

ampicillin

take on an empty stomach

efavirenz (Sustiva/atripla)

take on an empty stomach (preferably at bedtime)

bisphosphonates

take on an empty stomach (at least half hour before breakfast or 60 min for Boniva (ibandronic acid)

captopril

take on an empty stomach (1 hour before meals)

Didanosine (videx)

take on an empty stomach

indinavir (crixivan)

take on an empty stomach

zalcitabine (hivid)

take on an empty stomach

iron

take on an empty stomach (if tolerated)

PPIs

take on an empty stomach (at variable times but all before eating)

tadalafil and sildenafil

take on an empty stomach (light meal, avoid fatty food)

levothyroxine

take on an empty stomach (half hour before breakfast)

Opana

take on an empty stomach

mycophenolate (CellCept)

take on an empty stomach

tacrolimus (prograf)

take on an empty stomach

voriconazole

take on an empty stomach

zafirlukast

take on an empty stomach

atazanavir (reyataz)

take with food

carvedilol (coreg)

take with food

itraconazole capsules

take with food

metformin

take with food (IR with breakfast and dinner, XR with dinner)

mevacor (lovastatin)

take with food (with dinner)

Lofibra (fenofibrate), Lipofen, Fenoglide

take with food

niacins

take with food (niaspan at bedtime with low fat snack)

Lopid (gemfibrozil)

take with food (30 min before breakfast and dinner)

phosphate binders

when eating

NSAIDS

take with food

opioids except Opana

take with food

steroids

take with food

Bactrim

take with full glass of water

Bisphosphonates

take with full glass of water

sulfasalazine (Azulfidine)

take with full glass of water and food

lovastatin, simvastatin, atorvastatin

avoid grapefruit juice

amiodarone

avoid grapefruit juice

buspirone

avoid grapefruit juice

carbamazepine

avoid grapefruit juice

cyclosporine, tacrolimus

avoid grapefruit juice

diazepam, triazolam

avoid grapefruit juice

verapamil

avoid grapefruit juice

nicardipine

avoid grapefruit juice

felodipine, nisoldipine, nifedipine

avoid grapefruit juice

telithromycin

avoid grapefruit juice

voriconazole

avoid grapefruit juice

ACE-I, ARBs

danger in pregnancy

carbamazepine

danger in pregnancy

isotretinoin

danger in pregnancy

lithium

danger in pregnancy

NSAIDs

danger in pregnancy

phenytoin

danger in pregnancy

phenobarbital

danger in pregnancy

topiramate

danger in pregnancy

valproic acid

danger in pregnancy

ribavirin

danger in pregnancy

misoprostol

danger in pregnancy

MTX

danger in pregnancy

leflunomide

danger in pregnancy

statins

danger in pregnancy

dutasteride, finasteride

danger in pregnancy

warfarin

danger in pregnancy

lenalidomide, thalidomide

danger in pregnancy

entacapone

may cause discoloration of urine, skin, and sweat

levodopa

may cause discoloration of urine, skin, and sweat

metronidazole

may cause discoloration of urine, skin, and sweat

nitrofurantoin

may cause discoloration of urine, skin, and sweat

phenazopyridine

may cause discoloration of urine, skin, and sweat

Ipratropium/albuterol (combivent but not combivent respimat)

check for peanut/soy allergy

progesterone (in promethium, not in other formulations

check for peanut/soy allergy

tetracyclines

separate from dairy, calcium, magnesium, iron, or antacids

quinolones

separate from dairy, calcium, magnesium, iron, or antacids

clindamycin, broad spectrum antibiotics

persistent diarrhea due to colitis may occur weeks after using the medication, report to your doctor immediately if this occurs

barbiturates

may make birth control less effective

SJW

may make birth control less effective

PIs NNRTIs

may make birth control less effective

ampicillin

may make birth control less effective

tetracycline

may make birth control less effective

rifampin


may make birth control less effective

rifapentine

may make birth control less effective

griseofulvin

may make birth control less effective

anticonvulsants (topiramate, lamotrigine,, carbamazepine, primidone, phenytoin, oxcarbazepine)

may make birth control less effective

bosentan

may make birth control less effective

IV high alert medications

1. adrenergic agonists (epinephrine)


2. adrenergic antagonists (propranolol)


3. Anesthetic agents (midazolam, precedex, propofol)


4. Antiarrhythmics (amiodarone)


5. unfractionated heparin


6. insulin


7. inotropic medications (digoxin, milrinone)


8. opioids

promethazine

IM only :)

PN, lipids

filter required (do not use filter < 1.2 micron and liposyn does not require filter)

abciximab

filter required

albumin

filter required

amiodarone

filter required

amphotericin B

filter required

diazepam

filter required

digoxin immune fab

filter required

infliximab

filter required


lorazepam

filter required

mannitol

filter required

phenytoin

filter required

propofol

filter required (do not use <5 micron filter)