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Pharmacies in which bulk reconstitution of injectable, bulk compounding, or the repackaging or prepackaging of drugs is performed shall maintain adequate control records for a period of one year or until the expiration, whichever is greater.
Most drugs are labeled as expiring three years after their manufacture, but this doesn't mean the drug has necessarily gone bad. \u201cAll the expiration date tells you is the last day that the manufacturer guarantees the drug's full potency and safety.\u201d
FDA good manufacturing standards require that repackaged medications have a MAXIMUM expiration date of 6 months unless stability testing has been completed.
Repackager means a person registered by the Federal Food and Drug Administration as a repackager who removes a prescription drug product from its marketed container and places it into another, usually of smaller size, to be distributed to persons other than the consumer.
14 days or the expiration date of the drug product being repackaged, whichever is shorter. semisolid formulations, the BUD does not exceed 30 days or the expiration date of the drug product being repackaged, whichever is shorter.

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Records must include the date of repackaging medication, prescription name, physician who will be dispensing the medicine, and drug name. The strength of the drug must be listed, as well as the quantity. These steps must be verified and signed by an authority figure in the repackaging company.
A log must be kept by the repackaging pharmacy containing the following information: a) Patient's name b) Name, address and phone number of original dispensing pharmacy c) The prescription number of the original dispensing pharmacy d) Date of dispensing by the original dispensing pharmacy e) Expiration date assigned by ...
For example, your pharmacist may label a medicine: "discard 7 days after opening". You should take any medicine that's left after this time back to your pharmacist to dispose of, even if it's within the manufacturer's expiry date.
Beyond-use dates (BUDs) are the date or time after which a compounded sterile preparation (CSP) or compounded nonsterile preparation (CNSP) may not be stored or transported and are calculated from the date or time of compounding.
FDA good manufacturing standards require that repackaged medications have a MAXIMUM expiration date of 6 months unless stability testing has been completed.

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