Educational Resources
USP800 Personal Protective Equipment
Aligning with USP800, this resource pictorially illustrates when PPE and safety precautions are required for different drug categories.
Understanding the USP800 Standard
On December 1st 2019, a new Standard governing the handling of hazardous drugs such as warfarin, and fluconazole trace residue will be enforced. Under the new NIOSH governed Standard, gloves, masks, foot covers, bunny suits and gowns that are used in the administering of any USP <800> classified substance are now defined ‘contaminated’, and therefore fall into a new disposal and waste containment. We help you navigate what this looks like for your facility.
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