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American Drug Index Generic, brand and chemical names of drugs, the manufacturer, use of drug, dosage, dosage forms available, size and strength.
Red Book Gives the wholesale and retail prices of medication. Drug reimbursement information from third party.
Goodman and Gilman's: The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics Pharmacokenetics of medicines.
Orange Book: FDA Approved Drug Products with Therapeutic Equivalence Evaluations Approved drug listing for the United States and which drugs can be substituted for one another.
Hasten's Drug Interactions Guide to drug-drug interactions.
Facts and Comparisons Monthly updated (most current information) guide on actions, indications, warnings, interactions, precautions, adverse reactions and dosage calculations. Includes orphan drugs, investigational drugs, drug monographs, drug identification
Handbook of Injectable Drugs References the compatibility of various parenteral drugs.
Handbook of Non-Perscription Drugs OTC reference book
Merck Index Encyclopedia of chemical substance data.
Remington's Pharmaceutical Sciences Detailed book of the practice of pharmacy.
Physican's Desk Reference (PDR) Annual publication of all product inserts from manufacturers into a book. Indexes of manufacturers, generic and trade names; product identification guide (pictures of the product).
U.S. Pharmacopoeia National Formulary (USP-NF) Good manufacturing Practices (GMP). Must be in each pharmacy to make sure policies are followed when compounding. Requires preparations to include the ingredient added, lot # of ea ingredient and expiration date in case of recalls.
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