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pharmacy literature

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Drug Facts and Comparisons DFC used to compare medications in the same therapeutic class. Preferred reference.
Martindale to research foreign drugs.
AHFS Drug Information when investigating off-level medications.
Handbook on Injectible Drugs includes information on preparation, storage, administration, compatibility, and stability of injectible drugs.
Red Book provides the latest pricing information, AWP and suggested retail prices for OTC products. Also contains NDC# for all federally approved drugs.
King's Guide to Parental Admixtures provides information on injectable drug compatibility, stability.
American Drug Index used to find trade and generic names
The Merck Index information on chemical attributes of drugs.
Physician's Desk Reference PDR information is similar to drug package inserts
USP Pharmacist's Pharmacopeia Product Information to prepare for regulatory surveys and to comply with standards of practice regarding sterile and non-sterile preparations.
Orange Book to determine the therapeutic equivalence of a brand and generic drug.
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