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Child-resistant lids

Poison Prevention Packaging Act of 1970

Drug or drug componentAnswer
Aspirin any aspirin-containing preparations
Methyl Salicylate (oil of wintergreen) liquid preparations containing more than 5% by weight unless packaged in pressurized spray containers
Methyl Alcohol (methanol) household substances in liquid form containing 4% or more by weight unless packaged in a pressurized spray container
Iron-containing drugs containing a total amount of elemental iron equivalent to 250 mg
with the exception of those preparations in which iron is present solely as a colorant, dietary supplements that contain an equivalent of ___ or more of elemental iron in a single package 250 mg
APAP containing more than 1g in a single package
APAP exemptions to child-resistant lids effervescent tablets or granules containing less than 10% APAP with a medial lethal dose greater than 5g/kg of body weight and that release at least 85 mL of CO2/grain when placed in water; unflavored APAP other than those for pediatrics packed w/ no more than 13 grains/unit dose and have no other substance subject to special packaging requirements
Diphenhydramine HCL containing more than 66 mg in a single package
Ibuprofen containing 1g or more in a single package
Loperamide containing more than 0.045 mg in a single package
Lidocaine containing more than 5 mg in a single package (includes all dosage forms including creams, sprays, and transdermal patches)
Dibucaine products containing more than 0.5 mg in a single package (includes all dosage forms including creams, sprays, and transdermal patches)
Naproxen containing 250 mg or more in a single package
Ketoprofen containing more than 50 mg in a single package
Fluoride containing more than 50 mg of elemental and more than 0.5% in a single package
Minoxidil containing more than 14 mg in a single package (including topical products that must continue to meet requirements once applicator is installed by consumer
Imidazoline product containing more than 0.08 mg or more in a single package. Drug class includes tetrahydrozoline, naphazoline, oxymetazoline, and xylometazoline often found in ophthalmic and nasal products
Any drug switched from Rx to ____ status OTC
Exemption to child-resistant lid: request by _____ or _____ patient; physician; *Prescriber can only request a non-child-resistant container on an individual prescription and not required to be in writing
Exemption to child-resistant lid: ____ containers not intended for household use Bulk
Exemption to child-resistant lid: one package size of ___ drugs designed for the elderly OTC
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: oral ______, conjugated ______, and northindrone acetate in manufacturer's package contraceptives; estrogens
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: _____ acetate tablets Medroxyprogesterone
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: Sublingual _____ and sublingual and chewable Isosorbide dinitrate of ____ mg or less Nitroglycerin; 10
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: _____ and ______ in effervescent tablets or granules Aspirin and APAP
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: K+ supplements in ___-____ packaging unit-dose
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: Sodium Fluoride containing no more than _____ mg of sodium fluoride per package 264 mg
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: Anhydrous cholestyramine and ________ package colestipol
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: Erythromycin ethylsuccinate granules for oral suspension and oral suspension in packages containing no more than ___ g of erythromycin 8
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: Erythromycin ethylsuccinate tablets in pacakges containing no more than ___ g of erythromycin 16
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: prednisone tablets containing no more than ____ mg per package 105
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: Methylprednisolone tablets containing no more than ___ mg per package 84
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: Mebendazole tablets containing no more than ____ mg per package 600
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: Betamethasone tablets containing no more than ____ mg per package 12.6
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: Preparations in aerosol containers intended for ______ inhalation
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: _______ preparations pancrealipase
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: Sucrose preparations in a solution of ______ and _______ glycerol and water
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: Hormone replacement therapy products that rely solely upon the activity of one or more ______ or ______ substances progestogen or estrogen
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: Colesevelam hydrochloride in powder form in packages containing not more than _____ g of the drug 3.75
Specific Rx and non-Rx drug exemptions include: Sevelamer carbonate in powder form in packages containing not more than ____ g of the drug 2.4
The Poison Prevention Packaging Act of 1970 is administered by ____ ____ ___ ___ (CPSC) Consumer Product Safety Commission
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