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Pls give the list of drugs to be stored in cool place,8-20 degr?

Asked: 9 Nov 2012 by riyastkm
Updated: 9 November 2012

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pls give atleast class of drugs like antibiotics,hormones...

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Inactive 9 Nov 2012

Hello riyastkm. That varies as to diagnosis. You might ask a pharmacist or do a search on the net. Regards pledge

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kaismama 9 Nov 2012

If you ask about a specific drug we'd be glad to help you, but a list of all of them would take a week to type it out, there are so many.

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suzanne66 9 Nov 2012

All insulin, some antibiotic powders for reconstitution, some antibiotic injections, some antibiotic eye drops... just to name a few.

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