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Fall 2022 - Flag Warning Labels
Clearly identifying medications requiring special handling is important for the safety of your staff and your patients. To help protect everyone involved in dispensing and administering these meds, Medi-Dose/EPS has introduced a new line of Flag Warning Labels promoting the proper handling of these sensitive meds...
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Spring 2022 - USP <800> Labels
Clearly identifying medications requiring special handling, such as those covered by USP <800>, is important for the safety of your staff and your patients. To help protect everyone involved in dispensing and administering these meds, Medi-Dose/EPS has introduced a new line of USP <800> labels promoting the proper handling of hazardous drugs (HDs)...
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Spring 2020 - Corrections Forum - Keeping Tabs on Meds
As if dispensing medications was ever easy, pharmacy delivery systems just got that much more difficult due to COVID-19. Preparing medications for a transient population is time consuming and labor intensive...
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Spring 2020 - ENFit at Home Reusable Syringes
The cost and accessibility of ENFit syringes for discharged patients has challenged the overall adoption of this new standard for enteral feeding…until now. To address these concerns, Medi-Dose/EPS is pleased to announce our new ENFit at Home Syringes, extending our existing line of ENFit Compliant and Compatible Products. ...
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Spring 2020 - Brightly Colored Lid-Label Covers
Because of the overwhelmingly positive response to our bright yellow Lid-Label Covers for our Circular, Oval and MPB-Multi-Purpose Medi-Cup Blisters, Medi-Dose has now added 5 more brightly colored Lid-Label Covers – Blue, Red, Orange, Green and Pink - to help you call attention to specific classes of drugs...
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Fall 2019 - Beyond-Use Dating Statement
Both Medi-Dose/EPS and Medical Packaging Inc. have seen an increase in questions pertaining to beyond-use dating. Since both companies manufacture and market products for repackaging oral solid and liquid medication into unit dose, we decided to issue a joint statement of our shared position on this topic....
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Summer 2019 - Guarded Luer Lock Connectors
Our New Guarded Luer Lock Connectors are used to join two luer lock syringes or other luer lock devices. They are offered in both Female to Female Luer Lock and Female to Male Luer Lock configurations. Common uses include the transfer (or mixing) of fluids between syringes or connecting various IV sets...
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Summer 2019 - Yellow LaserLabel Lid-Label Covers
Clearly identifying medications that require special handling, such as those covered by USP <800>, is important for the safety of your staff and patients. To assist in your efforts Medi-Dose has created bright yellow Lid-Label Covers for use with our Circular and Oval Medi-Cup Blisters...
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Fall 2018 – Health Connect Partners
They were expecting another run-of-the-mill product theater presentation when Bob Braverman surprised them all with his humorous adventures from his tour of movie star homes and notorious crime scenes…
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Summer 2018 – Steri-Dropper 10-Pack
Ophthalmic compounding and dispensing can be an expensive and highly technical task. Sterility and medication integrity must be vigilantly maintained. To help practitioners control costs when preparing sterile solutions in adherence with USP <797> and other current guidelines…
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Spring 2018 – Neuromuscular Blocking Agents Warning Labels
Neuromuscular blocking agents have a well-documented history of causing catastrophic injuries or death when inadvertently administered to adult and pediatric patients who were not receiving proper ventilatory assistance.....
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Spring 2018 – Packaging Up Solutions in Unit Dosing
Hospital pharmacies packaging oral solids for unit dosing face a new challenge: complying with new guidelines to enhance worker safety. Pharmacy staff relies heavily on oral solid packaging technologies to safely package unit doses....
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Fall 2017 – MPB™ Multi-Purpose Blister
With over 45 years’ experience in the field, Medi-Dose has been recognized as the leader in solid oral unit dose packaging. With the company’s new versatile Multi-Purpose Blisters, you can easily package, label and secure even more sizes and types of meds....
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Fall 2017 - Ster-Tamp Tamper-Clear Syringe Seals
The Tamper-Clear Syringe Seal provides a tamper-evident seal with clear visibility of syringe graduations. It’s easily applied over the syringe cap and maintains the integrity of the medication and packaging…even when refrigerated. Once removed, the seal can’t be reapplied....
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Fall 2017 - Corrections Forum • The Pill Drill: Keys to Safer Medication Management & Distribution
Medication distribution can be one of the riskiest procedures in any correctional facility due to the high volume of inmate patients, possible black market selling scenarios and violent situations that could occur....
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Fall 2017 - New Enhancements to MILT 4
Customers using MILT 4, Medi-Dose’s industry leading unit dose labeling software, can now install the latest free update. Update 4014 includes Error-Prone Formatting Check, Reporting Enhancements, Date Enhancements and the new Pump Feature.
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Summer 2017 - White Paper: Bar Codes and Bar Code Scanners for Unit-Dose Medications in a Healthcare Setting
In action, bar codes look like a magic trick. With a simple pass by a scanner the bar code unlocks hidden information, sets in motion actions making commerce easier, and can even prevent mistakes from happening....
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Winter 2017 - New ENFit Products
Reducing misconnections with medical device tubing is vital to improving patient safety. New international standards have been developed to ensure safe and secure connections between enteral feeding devices. Medi-Dose/EPS is pleased to support this important initiative....
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Fall 2016 - Corrections Forum • Med Control: Mission Impossible?
Every facility’s mission of medication dispensing is fraught with problems: Securing medications, dispelling diversions all the while untangling tracking and compliance complications. These just scratch the surface with deeper problems stacking up right behind: funding, staffing, and medication issues themselves....
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