Safety & LegalQuestion 86 of 100
Proper medication storage generally requires that:
a.All drugs be kept in a warm sunny window
b.Refrigerated drugs be stored at room temperature
c.Medications be stored per label instructions, with some requiring refrigeration and protection from light
d.Every drug be frozen
Explanation
Medications must be stored according to label directions, including temperature and light requirements, to preserve potency and safety. Some drugs (such as certain insulins) require refrigeration, while others must be protected from light or moisture.
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