name: Encourage to discourage or limit sugary foods and beverages


name: Inform to anticipate appetite to vary at times (i.e., growth spurts, changes in activity level)


name: Guide to allow child to respond to internal cues of satiety


name: Encourage to involve child in meal planning, grocery shopping, including reading food labels, and food preparation


name: Educate to encourage child to brush teeth with fluoridated toothpaste twice per day


name: Instruct on the dangers of dieting for weight loss


name: Instruct on proper motor vehicle restraint use, and that child must ride in back seat


name: Educate to practice and reinforce firearm safety


name: Guide to reinforce "good touch, bad touch" and teach "just say no" concepts


name: Encourage to discuss how to ask for help


name: Educate to reinforce water safety and encourage swimming lessons


name: Guide to reinforce use of proper safety equipment, such as helmet while riding bike or other nonmotorized activities, discourage motorized vehicles use (e.g., ATVs, mopeds, snowmobiles)


name: Educate to encourage proper safety equipment during sports (e.g., mouth guard, helmet, eye protection)


name: Instruct to have fire safety plan, practice regular fire drills


name: Guide to provide adequate supervision, as should not be left alone


name: Encourage to monitor for signs of high-risk behaviors (e.g., substance abuse, unsafe relationships)


name: Inform to be knowledgeable about child digital and social media activity, keep computer in central area of the house, and teach social media safety


name: Provide individualized approach to instructions, using visual aids, instructional booklets written in simple language or person's language, or videos, as appropriate


name: Begin instruction as soon as possible to allow for addition instructional sessions, as appropriate


name: Ensure information accommodates level of health literacy


name: Use problem scenarios to increase learning (e.g., side effects, contaminated syringe)


name: Provide professional interpreters rather than family or friends during instruction, as needed


name: Provide information about use of non-prescription medications and how they may influence existing condition


name: Determine if using culturally based home health remedies


name: Provide information about possible effects of home health remedies on use of non-prescription and prescribed medications


name: Instruct to recognize distinctive characteristics of medications, as appropriate


name: Inform of both generic and brand names of each medication


name: Instruct on purpose and action of each medication


name: Instruct on dosage, route, and duration of each medication


name: Instruct on proper administration or application of each medication


name: Evaluate ability to self-administer medications


name: Instruct to perform needed procedures before taking medication (e.g., check pulse, glucose), as appropriate


name: Inform what to do if dose of medication missed


name: Instruct on criteria to use when deciding to alter medication dosage or schedule, as appropriate


name: Inform of consequences of not taking or abruptly discontinuing medications, as appropriate


name: Instruct on specific precautions to observe when taking medications (e.g., no driving, no using power tools), as appropriate


name: Instruct on possible adverse side effects of each medication


name: Instruct how to relieve or prevent certain side effects, as appropriate


name: Instruct on appropriate actions to take if side effects occur


name: Instruct on signs and symptoms of overdosage and underdosage


name: Inform of possible medication or food interactions, as appropriate


name: Provide information on process of medication administration when sick


name: Instruct how to properly store medication


name: Instruct on proper care of devices used for administration


name: Instruct on proper disposal of needles and syringes at home and where to dispose of sharps container in community, as appropriate


name: Provide written information about action, purpose, side effects, and needed material related to medications


name: Assist to develop written medication schedule


name: Determine if adherence or memory cue needed (e.g., medication dose containers organized by hours and days of week)


name: Instruct to carry documentation of prescribed medication regimen


name: Instruct how to fill prescriptions, as appropriate


name: Inform of possible changes in appearance or dosage when filling generic medication prescriptions


name: Warn of risks associated with taking expired medication


name: Caution against giving prescribed medication to others


name: Determine ability to obtain required medications


name: Provide information on cost savings programs or organizations to obtain medications and devices, as appropriate


name: Reinforce accurate information provided by other health care team members, as appropriate


name: Inform when and where procedure or treatment will take place, as appropriate


name: Inform about how long procedure or treatment expected to last


name: Inform about who will be performing procedure or treatment


name: Reinforce confidence in staff involved, as appropriate


name: Determine previous experiences and level of knowledge related to procedure or treatment


name: Explain purpose of procedure or treatment


name: Describe pre-procedure or treatment activities


name: Review informed consent for procedure or treatment according to agency policy, as appropriate


name: Instruct how to cooperate and participate during procedure or treatment, as appropriate


name: Encourage child's participation in procedure or treatment


name: Conduct tour of procedure or treatment room and waiting area, as appropriate


name: Introduce person to staff involved in procedure or treatment, as appropriate


name: Explain need for certain equipment (e.g., monitoring devices) and function


name: Discuss need for special measures during procedure or treatment, as appropriate


name: Describe post-procedure or post-treatment assessments or activities and rationale


name: Inform how person can aid in recuperation


name: Provide time for person to rehearse events that will happen, as appropriate


name: Instruct to use coping techniques directed at controlling specific aspects of experience (e.g., relaxation, imagery), as appropriate


name: Determine expectations of procedure or treatment


name: Correct unrealistic expectations of procedure or treatment, as appropriate


name: Encourage to share doubts, fears, and perceptions about treatment or procedure


name: Instruct on general fitness as prerequisite


name: Educate about modifying game rules according to age and ability of participants


name: Explore options in finding sport that fits with interests and abilities


name: Educate on appropriate matching of competitors by age, weight, and stage of physical maturation


name: Instruct on safety rules, training guidelines, and correct biomechanics


name: Educate on proper use and condition of safety equipment


name: Instruct on need for appropriate supervision when training for recreational and competitive events


name: Instruct on need for physical exam before participation


name: Inform importance of warm-up and cool-down activities


name: Instruct on use of protective and supportive garments for all sports, and ensuring players without protective garments are not placed into contact situations


name: Recommend use of certified athletic trainers for competitive sports


name: Instruct on need for health care coverage at competitive sporting events, as appropriate


name: Develop emergency plan in case of serious injury


name: Recommend use of preseason seminars for athletes, families, and coaches, to increase awareness of injury prevention


name: Instruct parents and athletes of steps they can take to prevent injuries


name: Educate on signs and symptoms of overuse injuries, dehydration, heat exhaustion, use of performance enhancing drugs, eating disorders, menstrual dysfunction, and stress


name: Instruct to collect data on injury type, rate, treatment, and referrals


name: Instruct to monitor long-term health of athletes and return of injured athletes to participation to prevent reinjury


name: Educate to provide emotional support for athletes experiencing injury


name: Encourage coaches to get annual CPR and first aid training, with emphasis on recognizing head injuries


name: Ensure coaches are well informed of normal development and physical, emotional, and social needs of athlete


name: Educate parents on qualifications and behavior expected of coaches


name: Instruct on importance of monitoring athletes for signs and symptoms of stress


name: Provide referrals for athletes with emotional or psychosocial concerns


name: Educate on relaxation techniques and coping strategies for athletes, coaches, and parents


name: Provide information on how to dress the child in loose, easyto-remove clothing


name: Determine reasons for equipment use with health care provider


name: Ensure appropriate data collection permissions and authorizations are obtained where indicated


name: Advise any risks from equipment used as needed


name: Ensure that recommended equipment has appropriate decision-making support capabilities


name: Change or replace equipment, per protocol


name: Correct or replace malfunctioning equipment


name: Keep emergency equipment in appropriate and readily accessible place


name: Plug life-sustaining equipment into electrical outlets connected to an emergency power source


name: Have equipment checked by bioengineering on routine maintenance schedule, as appropriate


name: Recharge batteries in portable equipment


name: Consult with other health care team members and recommend equipment or devices


name: Verify data entry from biomedical devices to electronic health record


name: Display clinical summaries and trend analysis of pertinent data


name: Manually assess condition when machine-derived data conflicts with nurse's perception


name: Place bedside equipment strategically to maximize access and prevent tripping over tubes and cords


name: Become knowledgeable of equipment and proficient in use


name: Instruct person and family how to operate equipment, as appropriate


name: Inform person and family of expected outcomes and side effects associated with using equipment


name: Demonstrate to family members how to communicate with person on life-support equipment


name: Facilitate interaction between family members and person receiving life-support therapy


name: Monitor effect of equipment use on physiological, psychological, and social functioning of person and family


name: Monitor effectiveness of technology on outcomes


name: Identify self with name and credentials, organization; let person know if call recorded (e.g., for quality monitoring), using voice to create therapeutic relationship


name: Determine if person would like to proceed via phone or video conference, as available


name: Inform person about call purpose and process


name: Confirm person's telephone number or method of reconnection if interrupted (e.g., email address, chat room number)


name: Request person to move to quiet location or consider wearing headphones to minimize background noise where possible


name: Establish level of knowledge and source of that knowledge


name: Determine ability to understand telephone teaching or instructions (e.g., hearing deficits, confusion, language barriers)


name: Review pertinent information about purpose of contact (e.g., medical diagnoses if any, past health history, current treatment regimen, results of tests)


name: Speak slowly and clearly and avoid raising voice volume


name: Be aware of visual or audio cues that information not understood


name: Consider cultural and socioeconomic aspects to person's response


name: Identify actual or potential problems related to implementation of self-care regimen


name: Make recommendations about regimen changes as appropriate, using established guidelines as needed and available


name: Consult with primary care provider about changes in treatment regimen as necessary


name: Inquire about related complaints or symptoms, according to standard protocol as needed and available


name: Obtain data related to effectiveness of current treatments


name: Involve family or significant others in care and planning, as indicated


name: Determine any safety risks to caller and others


name: Determine whether concerns require further evaluation, using standard protocol as needed and if necessary


name: Use screening tools when identifying individuals who may need more comprehensive, in-person assessment


name: Provide clear instruction on how to access needed care, if concerns


name: Provide information about health promotion or health education, as appropriate


name: Provide services in calm, caring, and supportive manner


name: Determine understanding of information provided


name: Document any assessments, advice, instructions, or other information provided according to specified organizational guidelines


name: Document disposition and person's intended actions


name: Determine need and time intervals for further intermittent assessment, as appropriate


name: Determine how person or family member can be reached for return contact, as appropriate


name: Discuss and resolve problem contact with supervisory or collegial help


name: Determine cause of temperature alteration (e.g., excessive heat exposure, volume depletion, exertional, drug-induced, radiation, evaporation, conduction, convection, infection)


name: Monitor laboratory values for serum electrolytes, urinalysis, blood cultures, and complete blood count


name: Institute continuous core temperature monitoring device, as appropriate


name: Monitor temperature per guidelines for body temperature readings (i.e., normothermia by monitoring every 30 minutes twice then per protocol, hypothermia and hyperthermia treat by continuous monitoring per core temperature monitoring device), as appropriate


name: Report signs and symptoms of hypothermia and hyperthermia


name: Treat hyperthermia per protocol (e.g., cooling blankets, cooled IV fluids, fan, cold packs, place in cooled water)


name: Use cooling mattress, water-circulating blankets, tepid baths, icepack or gel-pad application, and intravascular cooling catheterization to lower body temperature, as appropriate


name: Treat hypothermia per protocol (e.g., warming blankets, warmed IV fluids, warmed oxygen therapy)


name: Use warming mattress, warm blankets, and warm ambient environment to raise body temperature, as appropriate


name: Adjust environmental temperature to person needs


name: Promote adequate fluid and nutritional intake, if appropriate


name: Instruct how to prevent heat exhaustion and heat stroke


name: Instruct about actions to prevent hypothermia from cold exposure


name: Inform of indications of heat exhaustion and appropriate emergency treatment, as appropriate


name: Inform about indications of hypothermia and appropriate emergency treatment, as appropriate


name: Monitor temperature at least every 30 minutes until stable, as appropriate


name: Wrap low birthweight infant in plastic (e.g., polyethylene, polyurethane) immediately after birth while still covered with amniotic fluid, as appropriate and according to agency protocol


name: Apply stockinette cap to prevent heat loss


name: Place in isolette or under warmer, as needed


name: Adjust environmental temperature to infant needs


name: Instruct parents on methods to maintain adequate infant body temperature


name: Determine cause of increased body temperature (e.g., poikilothermia, malignant hyperthermia, spinal cord injury above T6, extreme physical exertion)


name: Ensure patent airway and administer cooled oxygen as needed


name: Discontinue any presumed causative medication if experiencing neuroleptic malignant syndrome (e.g., selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors [SSRI], monoamine oxidase inhibitors [MAOI], or tricyclic antidepressants)


name: Discontinue physical activity and place into cooler environment


name: Place in cooled water, as tolerated, but avoid causing shivering


name: Provide oral rehydrating solution (e.g., sports drink) or other cold fluid if tolerated


name: Do not offer food or liquid by mouth if neurological impairment


name: Administer pharmacological agents as needed


name: Do not administer aspirin or other antipyretic if suspect damage to thermoregulation centers (e.g., hypothalamus)


name: Obtain laboratory values for serum electrolytes, urinalysis, cardiac enzymes, liver enzymes, blood cultures, and complete blood count and monitor results


name: Provide transportation to hospital for further treatment if needed


name: Instruct on risk factors for heat-related illness (e.g., high environmental temperature, high humidity, dehydration, physical exertion, obesity, extremes of age, certain drugs, heart disease)


name: Instruct on measures to prevent heat-related illness (e.g., prevent sun overexposure; ensure adequate intake of nutritious foods and fluids before, during, and after physical activity; seek settings in which air conditioning available; wear lightweight, light-colored, and loose-fitting clothing)


name: Counsel about known risks and benefits of exogenous hormone therapy


name: Confirm informed consent to hormone therapy


name: Explore acute, active mental health complaints that may be adversely affected by hormone therapy


name: Discuss with family about teenagers on hormone therapy


name: Determine family's level of support and understanding of hormone treatment and gender acceptance


name: Explore and provide psychosocial supports and referrals, as indicated


name: Communicate assessment and findings to health care provider who will be prescribing hormone therapy


name: Examine person's goals and understanding of hormone therapy to ensure concordance with general nature and purpose of hormone therapy


name: Examine understanding of physical, mental health, and social benefits and risks of hormone therapy


name: Discuss alternatives to hormone therapy, when applicable


name: Discuss alternative surgical referrals, if person intends to continue with sexual re-assignment


name: Counsel person on psychoactive effects of hormones (i.e., some mood and mental health problems such as depression and anxiety)


name: Gather information about mood and mental health for purpose of forecasting symptoms that may be intensified by hormone therapy


name: Guide to discuss these symptoms with health care provider who will be prescribing hormone therapy.


name: Explore social transition needs (e.g., peer support, psychotherapy, documentation changes, care coordination, legal advocacy)


name: Confirm use of medications as prescribed


name: Encourage to talk about doubts, fears, and acceptance of hormone therapy


name: Monitor bodily changes and adverse effects every 3 months for first year, then every 6 to 12 months


name: Request for transgender men dosage of serum testosterone at follow-up visits with practical target in male range (300-1000 ng/dL)


name: Request for transgender women dosage of serum testosterone and estradiol at follow-up visits with a practical target in the female range (testosterone 30-100 ng/dL; estradiol <200 ng/mL)


name: Monitor transgender men hormone levels, hematocrit, and lipid profile before starting hormones and at follow-up visits


name: Monitor transgender women hormone levels, prolactin, and triglycerides before starting hormones and at follow-up visits


name: Perform, according to health care prescription, bone mineral density screening before starting hormones for persons at risk for osteoporosis


name: Instruct about cancer risks (e.g., transgender men's cervix or breasts, transgender women's breasts and prostate)


name: Instruct about hormone level risks (e.g., too high dangerous, low level reverses sex)


name: Ensure follow-up counseling related to social effect of transgender change


name: Facilitate pre-transport coordination and communication


name: Acquire current information about nature of event (e.g., number of victims, severity of injuries, area involved)


name: Communicate with central authority (i.e., Command Center)


name: Ensure proper personnel alerted (e.g., nursing leadership, ER leadership, administration leadership)


name: Contact supplementary health care workers (e.g., surgeons, dentists, veterinarians, hospice nurses, retired clinicians, volunteers), as indicated


name: Set up reception and triage staging areas with decontamination resources near event location, as indicated


name: Notify acute care facilities in area to expect transfers


name: Use hallways, parking areas, lobbies, lawns, or rooftops for health care, as needed


name: Increase security staff to keep order and protect physical facilities


name: Determine risk from contact with victims (e.g., poisonous gas, radiation, biohazard)


name: Obtain PPE and ensure all co-workers are protected, if indicated


name: Alert all personnel of possibility of victims accessing health care system without prior health care contact (e.g., walking wounded)


name: Ensure proper triage and contamination measures used with walking wounded


name: Initiate steps to obtain additional resources (e.g., PPE, health care equipment)


name: Obtain additional personnel for care of victims once triage completed


name: Assign personnel to assist at event site if indicated


name: Participate in prioritization of persons for treatment


name: Evaluate critical persons from the field first


name: Obtain information about medical history


name: Conduct primary survey of all body systems, as appropriate


name: Use color-coded signage to assist with communication, assuring rapid categorization of all persons


name: Use triage tag priority system as indicated by person status (e.g., red for immediate care, yellow for delay, green for minor, black for unlikely to survive)


name: Consider relocating persons with minor injuries


name: Consider palliative care measures for persons unlikely to survive (e.g., notify clergy)


name: Evacuate or transport injured requiring higher-level care


name: Initiate appropriate emergency measures for each person after triage completed for all, as indicated


name: Perform secondary body system survey after triage completed for all, as appropriate


name: Ensure that all personnel are allowed to debrief with peers or counsellors after event


name: Evaluate response to event including input from key personnel involved (e.g., after-action report)


name: Conduct annual disaster drills for emergency room staff


name: Conduct regular community disaster drills for training assistive personnel


name: Ensure use of personal protective equipment (PPE), if indicated


name: Use pre-triage evaluation during infectious disease outbreaks


name: Perform brief, rapid, and accurate evaluation on all incoming persons, using institutional guidelines and standards of care


name: Examine signs and symptoms simultaneously during rapid initial evaluation


name: Use focused questions about symptoms, history of travel, and contacts at pre-triage stations


name: Determine temperature using non-contact technology


name: Obtain additional data on persons to determine acuity level (e.g., vital signs, pain level rating, physical examination, pertinent medical history, current medications)


name: Assign emergency acuity rating using systematic standards (e.g., five-level acuity rating system, ABCD ratings)


name: Move person to area determined by acuity rating and infection status


name: Ensure care provided as indicated by acuity rating and infection status


name: Provide information to receiving health care provider


name: Ensure legal requirements are met (e.g., Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act [EMTALA])


name: Provide medical screening examination (MSE) for all persons by independent licensed practitioner (i.e., triage not considered MSE)


name: Refer nonurgent persons to clinics, other primary care providers, or health department


name: Answer questions and reassure persons and families


name: Ensure psychological support to person and providers


name: Control flow of persons including visitors


name: Inform that call maybe recorded (e.g., for quality monitoring)


name: Speak directly to person whenever possible


name: Listen for nonverbal symptoms (e.g., shortness of breath, wheezing, long pauses, slurring of speech)


name: Evaluate cultural and socioeconomic barriers to person's response (e.g., language barriers, lack of health care insurance, lack of understanding of health care terms)


name: Access person's electronic record for additional health history, as available


name: Use standardized symptom-based guidelines or evidence-based nursing protocols to identify and evaluate significant data and classify urgency of symptoms


name: Prioritize reported symptoms, determining highest possible risk using guidelines


name: Determine whether concerns require further evaluation, applying standard guidelines


name: Provide first-aid instructions or emergency directions for crises (e.g., CPR instructions, birthing instructions), using standard guidelines


name: Stay connected while contacting emergency services, according to organization's protocol


name: Advise on options for referral and intervention


name: Confirm understanding of advice or directions through verbalization (i.e., ask to repeat what was discussed)


name: Ask if anything would keep them from following advice or directions that were given


name: Document any assessments, advice, instructions, or other information given to person, according to specified guidelines


name: Follow up to determine disposition and document disposition and person's intended action, as necessary


name: Maintain confidentiality, as per state and legal guidelines (i.e., age of majority varies by state)


name: Follow legal guidelines (i.e., traveling persons may be outside nurse's state of licensure)


name: Discuss and resolve problem calls with supervisory or collegial help


name: Assure use of multi-chamber underwater seal drain devices that provide separate chambers for drainage, water seal, and suction, when indicated by patient condition


name: Monitor for proper placement of tube by inspecting oral cavity, checking for residual (i.e., observe amount, color, and appearance of aspirate), and monitoring external length of tube, according to agency protocol


name: Confirm tube placement before using or if concern regarding tube location, per agency protocol (e.g., x-ray examination, pH testing)


name: Monitor reports of routine chest and abdominal radiographic films for reference to tube location


name: Secure tube to appropriate body part, with consideration for person comfort and skin integrity


name: Perform appropriate abdominal assessments prior to initiating any feedings, irrigations, or medication administrations via tube


name: Monitor for any signs of respiratory distress


name: Monitor for diarrhea, nausea, cramping, or bloating


name: Encourage chewing gum to avoid ileus, as appropriate


name: Determine level of understanding related to tube purpose and care


name: Instruct related to tube purpose and rationale for use


name: Instruct person and family how to care for tube, when indicated


name: Document tube placement including tolerance of procedure, x-ray confirmation, depth of insertion


name: Determine indication for bladder ultrasound imaging (e.g., urinary retention, assessment of post-void residual volume, diagnostic examination)


name: Instruct about examination indications, procedure, purpose, and limitations


name: Apply appropriate protocol for bladder ultrasound evaluation (e.g., review of postoperative or postpartum assessment for urinary retention, evaluation of decrease in urinary output with or without bladder catheter, post-void residual volume measurement)


name: Select adequate transducer for bladder examination


name: Identify previous abdominal surgeries, scars, tumors, ascites, visceral distension, or other anatomical features with potential to confound bladder evaluation


name: Apply ultrasound gel in suprapubic region or directly on transducer


name: Position transducer properly just above pubic symphysis


name: Obtain clear picture of bladder and centralize in monitor


name: Perform bladder volume measurements, as appropriate


name: Use colored Doppler function, as appropriate


name: Identify position of distal tip of urinary catheter, catheter function, and balloon volume in ultrasound image, as appropriate


name: Identify and measure residual post-void volume with ultrasound 10 to 20 minutes after emptying bladder


name: Perform systematic ultrasound bladder assessment, if necessary


name: Discuss bladder evaluation with primary practitioner, consultants and person, as appropriate


name: Assist with removing gel, if appropriate


name: Document findings, including reason for bladder ultrasound, urinary volume measured, response to procedure and any unusual findings


name: Keep continence specification record for 3 days to establish voiding pattern


name: Assist to identify patterns of incontinence


name: Toilet person or remind to void at prescribed intervals


name: Use power of suggestion (e.g., running water, flushing toilet) to assist to void


name: Use peppermint essential oil on cotton ball or drop in toilet to assist to void


name: Avoid leaving on toilet for more than 5 minutes


name: Reduce toileting interval by 1/2 hour if more than three incontinence episodes in 24 hours


name: Increase toileting interval by one half hour if unable to void at two or more scheduled toileting times


name: Increase toileting interval by 1 hour if no incontinence episodes for 3 days until optimal 4-hour interval achieved


name: Implement intermittent catheterization protocol as indicated


name: Instruct to consciously hold urine until scheduled toileting time


name: Discuss daily record of continence to provide reinforcement


name: Determine clinical indications for indwelling or intermittent catheterization


name: Verify identification and ensure absence of allergies to catheter materials


name: Consider bladder ultrasonography evaluation before catheterization, if appropriate


name: Ensure privacy and proper draping for modesty (i.e., only expose genitalia)


name: Prefill catheter bulb to check patency and size, if recommended by catheter manufacturer


name: Position appropriately (i.e., female on back with legs apart or on side with upper leg flexed at hip and knee, male on back)


name: Use sterile lubricant in catheter tip or apply it directly in urethra, as appropriate


name: Ensure that catheter inserted far enough into bladder to prevent trauma to urethral tissues with inflation of balloon


name: Confirm position of catheter tip with bladder ultrasonography, if necessary


name: Fill catheter bulb for indwelling catheter, adhering to age and body size manufacturer recommendations (e.g., 10 mL adult, 5 mL child)


name: Obtain urine sample for analysis, if prescribed


name: Connect retention catheter to bedside drainage bag or leg bag


name: Maintain closed and unobstructed urinary drainage system


name: Perform or instruct related to clean intermittent catheterization, when appropriate


name: Perform post-void residual catheterization, as needed


name: Ensure catheter removal as soon as indicated by condition


name: Determine clinical indications for placement of drainage system


name: Set suction at 40 mm Hg continuous for female device


name: Connect all tubing, collection cannister, and external catheter to suction and check to ensure functioning suction for female device


name: Ensure privacy and proper positioning for modesty (i.e., only expose legs and genitalia)


name: Cleanse perineal area with soap and water, avoiding use of barrier creams


name: Perform inspection of skin to ensure skin intact before applying device


name: Retract foreskin for uncircumcised male and cleanse shaft underneath and replace foreskin


name: Apply adhesive, adhesive tape, or protective coating to penile shaft per manufacturer directions


name: Apply pre-rolled condom sheath to penis ensuring funnel area against glans but not rubbing it


name: Adhere condom sheath to penis avoiding wrinkling or constriction of condom sheath around shaft


name: Connect to drainage system or leg bag below level of bladder, as indicated


name: Evaluate penis 30 minutes after application for adverse effects (e.g., edema, discoloration, absence of urine flow)


name: Position female such that legs, gluteus, and labia can be easily separated for external catheter placement


name: Tuck soft gauze side of device between separated labia and gluteus, ensuring top of gauze aligned with pubic bone


name: Place legs together after positioning external catheter and assuring suction turned on


name: Align bedpan for bowel movements such that catheter suction not compromised, as needed


name: Document care, including catheter type and tolerance of procedure


name: Replace catheter per institutional policy (e.g., every 8-12 hours or if soiled with feces or blood)


name: Remove catheter by fully separating legs, leaving suction on, and pulling catheter gently away from labia


name: Change condom catheter per institutional policy


name: Review comprehensive and individualized urinary assessment information focusing on causes of incontinence or retention (e.g., urinary output, urinary voiding pattern, cognitive function, preexistent urinary or uro-gynecologic problems)


name: Measure residual volume using bladder ultrasound or scanner, if appropriate


name: Implement urinary catheterization protocol as appropriate


name: Explain purpose, supplies, method, and rationale of intermittent catheterization


name: Select catheter size small enough to reduce risk of trauma but large enough for drainage


name: Cleanse meatus and surrounding area with antiseptic solution per agency protocol using sterile technique


name: Use lubricant in catheter tip or apply directly in urethra, as appropriate


name: Use sterile technique for catheterization


name: Maintain detailed record of catheterization schedule, fluid intake, and output


name: Instruct on signs and symptoms of urinary tract infection


name: Educate on clean intermittent catheterization technique, if appropriate


name: Explain importance of and demonstrate adequate hand hygiene


name: Determine readiness and willingness to perform intermittent self-catheterization at home


name: Demonstrate procedure and use teach-back to ensure understanding, as appropriate


name: Determine catheterization schedule based on comprehensive and individualized urinary assessment


name: Determine need for prophylactic antibacterial therapy


name: Educate to catheterize before bedtime to reduce nocturia, if necessary


name: Assist to develop social support network (e.g., family, friends, professionals, institutions) that can help with health condition


name: Instruct designated staff how to monitor and support persons performing self-catheterization at community settings (e.g., daycare, school, nursing homes), if appropriate


name: Consider age when determining voiding patterns (i.e., enuresis and toilet training in toddlers and preschoolers, incontinence due to physiological changes in older adults)


name: Consider cultural and social differences when providing care


name: Monitor functional status for any changes that might impact urinary elimination ability (e.g., ability to safely ambulate or stand, ability to follow directions, motivation to help in self-care activities)


name: Identify factors that contribute to incontinence episodes (e.g., unable to get up quickly, not close to bathroom)


name: Instruct to record urinary output, as appropriate


name: Ensure easy access to commode, urinal, or bathroom


name: Respond to requests for toileting assistance promptly


name: Offer help at regular intervals (e.g., morning after awakening, after meals, before bedtime)


name: Assist with use of urinals or bedpans, as needed


name: Provide personal hygiene as needed after urination


name: Monitor for signs and symptoms of urinary retention, urinary tract infection, dehydration, or fluid overload


name: Encourage adequate fluid intake, particularly with indwelling catheters


name: Refer to health care provider if signs and symptoms of urinary tract infection occur


name: Instruct to drink 8 ounces of liquid with meals, between meals, and in early evening


name: Assist with development of toileting routine, as appropriate


name: Instruct to empty bladder before relevant procedures


name: Instruct on signs and symptoms of urinary tract infection and to monitor for urinary tract infection


name: Educate to obtain midstream urine specimens at first sign of return of infection signs and symptoms


name: Implement team approach to provide person with vaccine information at multiple contact points within healthcare system


name: Determine history and immunization status to decide appropriate vaccinations needs


name: Identify conditions that increase risk for serious adverse reactions (i.e., anaphylactic reaction to previous vaccine, egg or gelatin allergy)


name: Discuss conditions that might compromise ability of vaccine to produce immunity


name: Identify pregnancy and breastfeeding status


name: Instruct pregnant females about recommended vaccinations to promote immunity to neonate after delivery (e.g., tetanus, pertussis, influenza vaccines)


name: Discuss vaccine recommendations including annual influenza and tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis (TDaP) when pregnant or breastfeeding


name: Provide education on vaccines not to receive during pregnancy (e.g., human papillomavirus [HPV], measles, mumps, rubella (MMR), varicella, certain travel-related vaccines)


name: Instruct that health and well-being are significantly impacted by unmet immunization needs


name: Instruct about recommended immunizations necessary for children (e.g., hepatitis B, hepatitis A, rotavirus, diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, influenza, polio, measles, mumps, rubella, meningococcal serogroup A, C, W, Y, meningococcal serogroup B, varicella), route of medication administration, reasons and benefits of use, adverse reactions, and side effects schedule


name: Inform about recommended ages and vaccine schedules for administration


name: Inform about immunization protection against illness not presently required by law (e.g., influenza, pneumococcal, herpes zoster, human papillomavirus, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, COVID-19 vaccinations)


name: Instruct about vaccinations available in event of special incidence or exposure (e.g., cholera, influenza, plague, rabies, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, smallpox, typhoid fever, typhus, yellow fever, tuberculosis)


name: Provide vaccine information statements prepared by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, endorsing vaccines using scientific-based facts


name: Provide and update vaccine database and individual's medical record for recording date and type of immunizations


name: Determine proper administration techniques, including simultaneous administration and latest recommendations regarding use of immunizations


name: Check accuracy and completeness of each person medication administration record (MAR) prior to giving any medications


name: Follow six rights of medication administration, including right person, time, vaccine and diluent, dosage, route, needle, technique, injection site and documentation


name: Administer injections to infants in anterolateral thighs, simultaneously when more than one injection, and with additional staff to assist, as appropriate


name: Provide education on pain alleviating techniques available during vaccine administration, including age-appropriate comfort measures for children


name: Incorporate desired pain management techniques to reduce immunization-associated pain


name: Observe person for specified period after medication administration


name: Document vaccination information per agency protocol (e.g., manufacturer, lot number, expiration date)


name: Use visual aids, handouts, and recommendations from credible sources regarding vaccination safety


name: Provide culturally sensitive and appropriate educational level communication on risks and benefits of vaccines


name: Discuss importance, effectiveness, and necessity of vaccines requiring multiple doses or boosters


name: Develop follow-up immunization plan if person has multiple immunization needs that prevent dual administration or temporary precautions


name: Provide education on common and expected post-vaccine side effects


name: Ensure availability of vaccine when providing education so vaccination can happen in succession


name: Audit school immunization records for completeness on yearly basis


name: Instruct about keeping immunizations current


name: Follow healthcare agency guidelines (e.g., American Academy of Pediatrics, American Academy of Family Physicians, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S. Public Health Service) for immunization administration


name: Recognize that delay in series administration does not indicate restarting schedule


name: Discuss costs associated with vaccine administration including local resources that provide coverage assistance for cost of immunizations, as appropriate


name: Support with financial planning to pay for immunizations (e.g., insurance coverage, health department clinics)


name: Identify providers who participate in free vaccination programs


name: Document refusal of immunizations, as appropriate


name: Follow up regularly with person to anticipate future vaccine needs


name: Prepare, educate, and answer questions before immunizations are due


name: Give information about risks associated with motorized or non-motorized vehicle use, as indicated


name: Instruct high-risk populations about vehicular hazards and risks (e.g., drinking, risk-taking behaviors, noncompliance with laws)


name: Educate about rules of road for drivers of motorized and non-motorized vehicles


name: Encourage drivers not to start automobile until all passengers restrained, and ensure car parked and turned off before passengers exit vehicle


name: Encourage adult drivers to lock doors and trunk when vehicle not in use, and store keys out of reach of children


name: Encourage adults to never leave children unattended in or around parked vehicles


name: Provide information on how to properly dress child to achieve optimal safe fit in car seat


name: Monitor temperature of seat belt buckle to prevent burns during hot weather


name: Monitor caregivers' use of approved child safety seats and seat belts


name: Instruct on proper installation of child safety seats following manufacture guidelines


name: Instruct about car seat expiration and replacement recommendations


name: Instruct caregivers to secure infants in child safety seats and children under 13 years of age in back seat of automobile


name: Encourage caregivers to keep infants and toddler safety seat in rear facing position as long as possible, up to height and weight limit of seat per manufacturer


name: Instruct caregivers to secure children in forward facing car safety seats with harness for as long as possible, up to weight or height limit allowed by seat manufacturer


name: Educate caregivers that children whose weight or height above forward-facing limit for their car safety seat should use belt-positioning booster seat until vehicle lap and shoulder belt fits properly


name: Instruct caregivers on proper use and positioning of vehicle shoulder strap and lap belt appropriate to child size


name: Encourage caregivers to take child safety seats when traveling (e.g., airplane, train, bus)


name: Demonstrate strategies caregivers can use to keep children occupied while restrained in seat belts or child safety seats


name: Instruct passengers to refrain from riding in vehicles beyond seating capacity or in areas without seats


name: Provide child safety seats to all families through community resources


name: Evaluate need for specialized car seats for safe transportation of low-birth-weight or preterm infants and children with special health care needs


name: Communicate special care plan for any child with medical condition including what to do during transport if medical emergency occurs


name: Educate about risks of distracted or impaired driving and methods to reduce incidence for motorized and non-motorized vehicles (e.g., texting, drug or alcohol use, limit number of passengers for young drivers, both hands on wheel or handlebars, secure loose items)


name: Inform caregivers of importance of selecting bicycle that fits child properly and adjusting it periodically as child grows


name: Encourage use of adaptive devices to increase bicycle visibility (e.g., mirrors, horns, reflective devices, lights)


name: Stress importance of always wearing properly fit helmet and bright or reflective clothing on bicycles, motorcycles, and other motorized vehicles (e.g., all-terrain vehicles, snowmobiles)


name: Instruct to refrain from sidewalk bicycle riding


name: Instruct to ride in same direction as traffic and obey street signs and signals


name: Encourage use of hand signals when riding non-motorized vehicle


name: Position to minimize respiratory efforts (e.g., elevate head of bed, provide overbed table to lean on)


name: Monitor effects of position change on oxygenation (e.g., ABG, SaO2, SvO2, end-tidal CO2, Qsp/Qt, A-aDO2 levels)


name: Use fun techniques to encourage deep breathing for children (e.g., blow bubbles with bubble blower; blow on pinwheel, whistle, harmonica, balloons, party blowers; have blowing contest using ping-pong balls or feathers)


name: Provide chest physiotherapy with postural drainage (e.g., thoracic squeezing, expiratory rib cage compression, chest wall percussion) or arrange for provision, as indicated


name: Provide manual hyperinflation, as indicated


name: Implement non-pharmacological breathing enhancement measures (e.g., acupressure, music therapy, hypnosis), as appropriate


name: Instruct on pursed lip breathing techniques, as appropriate


name: Instruct on breathing techniques and exercises (e.g., breathing control breaths, thoracic expansion exercises, forced expiration technique, breathing control breaths combined with huffs, deep-breathing exercises), as appropriate


name: Initiate program of respiratory muscle strength or endurance training as early as possible, as appropriate


name: Encourage to obtain vaccinations (e.g., pneumonia, annual influenza)


name: Encourage to avoid smoke, pollutants, and persons with respiratory illnesses


name: Monitor blood pressure, pulse, temperature, pain, and respiratory status, as appropriate


name: Follow agency protocol for use of automatic vital signs monitoring systems


name: Auscultate manual blood pressures in both arms and compare


name: Compare manual blood pressure readings to automatic monitoring readings at least once daily


name: Monitor blood pressure while person lying, sitting, and standing, before and after position changes, as appropriate


name: Monitor blood pressure after person has taken cardiac medications, if possible


name: Initiate appropriate method (e.g., axillary, rectal, oral, tympanic membrane) of temperature measurement considering condition and ability


name: Initiate and maintain continuous temperature monitoring device, as appropriate


name: Monitor presence and quality of central and peripheral pulses


name: Monitor pulse for rate, rhythm, volume, amplitude, and symmetry


name: Monitor for widening or narrowing pulse pressure


name: Monitor oxygen levels with pulse oximetry


name: Monitor for abnormal respiratory patterns (e.g., Cheyne-Stokes, Kussmaul, orthopneic, paradoxical, Biot, apneustic, ataxic, excessive sighing)


name: Monitor for presence of Cushing's triad (i.e., wide pulse pressure, bradycardia, and increase in systolic BP)


name: Monitor pain using validated pain assessment scale


name: Monitor pain before and after pain medication administration


name: Check accuracy of instruments used for acquisition of data routinely, preferably every 8 hours


name: Perform comprehensive assessment of vomiting episodes to determine branch of emetic pathway involved (e.g., vestibular system, chemoreceptor trigger zone)


name: Ascertain severity and intensity of symptoms using an assessment tool or scale (e.g., Self-Care Journal, Visual Analog Scales, Duke Descriptive Scales, Rhodes Index of Nausea and Vomiting (INV) Form 2)


name: Determine emesis color, consistency, and for presence of blood


name: Review pre-treatment history, including dietary history with likes, dislikes, and cultural preferences


name: Position to prevent aspiration during episodes


name: Provide physical support during vomiting (e.g., assisting to bend over, support head)


name: Maintain privacy and dignity during episodes


name: Provide comfort (e.g., cool cloths to forehead, sponging face, providing clean dry clothes) during and after episodes


name: Collaborate with person when selecting vomiting control strategy


name: Clean up after episodes with special attention to removing odors


name: Wait at least 30 minutes after episodes before offering fluids (assuming normal gastrointestinal tract and normal peristalsis)


name: Gradually increase fluids if no vomiting occurs over 30-minute period


name: Monitor fluid and electrolyte balance (e.g., skin turgor, laboratory results)


name: Use nutritional supplements to maintain body weight, if necessary


name: Instruct on use of non-pharmacological techniques (e.g., biofeedback, hypnosis, relaxation, guided imagery, music therapy, distraction, acupressure, essential oils) to manage vomiting


name: Encourage use of non-pharmacological techniques along with other vomiting control measures


name: Inform other health care professionals and family members of any non-pharmacological strategies being used by person


name: Weigh at specified intervals, as appropriate


name: Monitor serum albumin, total proteins, lymphocyte, and electrolyte levels


name: Provide variety of high-calorie nutritious foods to select


name: Consider food preferences, using personal choices and cultural and religious preferences


name: Ensure in sitting position before eating or feeding


name: Assist with eating or feed, as appropriate


name: Provide appropriate foods as prescribed (e.g., general diet, mechanical soft, blended or commercial formula via nasogastric or gastrostomy tube, total parental nutrition)


name: Create pleasant, relaxing environment at mealtime


name: Serve food in pleasant, attractive manner


name: Discuss socioeconomic factors contributing to inadequate nutrition


name: Discuss perceptions or factors interfering with ability or desire to eat


name: Instruct about meal planning, as appropriate


name: Recognize that weight loss may be part of natural progression of terminal illness (e.g., cancer)


name: Instruct on realistic expected outcomes regarding illness and potential for weight gain


name: Determine food preferences regarding favorite foods, seasonings, and temperature


name: Create social setting for food consumption, as appropriate


name: Instruct on how to buy low-cost, nutritious foods, as appropriate


name: Chart weight gain progress and post in strategic location


name: Determine motivation for weight management


name: Discuss relationship between food intake, exercise, weight gain, and weight loss


name: Discuss health conditions that may affect weight


name: Discuss habits, customs, cultural, and heredity factors that influence weight


name: Determine motivation for changing eating habits


name: Determine ideal body weight and ideal percent body fat


name: Develop method to keep daily record of intake, exercise sessions, or changes in body weight


name: Encourage to write down realistic weekly goals for food intake and exercise and display in location to review daily


name: Encourage to chart weekly weights, as appropriate


name: Encourage to consume adequate amounts of water daily


name: Plan rewards to celebrate reaching short-term and long-term goals


name: Inform about support groups availability


name: Remove any existing dressing, adhesive, or clothing around wound


name: Note characteristics of wound, including drainage, color, size, and odor


name: Measure initially and with each dressing change or as ordered


name: Cleanse with normal saline or non-cytotoxic cleanser including area around wound (e.g., peri-wound area)


name: Apply appropriate topical treatment to skin or lesion, as prescribed


name: Apply appropriate dressing (e.g., dry dressing, moist dressing, sterile dressing) that controls exudate but does not further desiccate wound


name: Keep surrounding area dry while protecting wound


name: Change type of dressing as needed for proper advancement of wound healing


name: Reposition person at least every 2 hours, as appropriate


name: Apply wound healing devices (e.g., TENS, wound vac), as prescribed


name: Consider caregiver time, ease of use, availability, and cost when selecting dressings for home use


name: Instruct on storage and disposal of dressings and supplies


name: Instruct about signs and symptoms of infection


name: Document wound location, size, and appearance with each wound care episode


name: Provide adequate pain control with pharmacological and non-pharmacological measures


name: Note signs of dermatitis in peri-ulcerous skin, using barrier creams, where appropriate


name: Determine type and size of covering needed (e.g., packing, dry, wet, abdominal, sling, elastic wrap)


name: Explain procedure including purpose for dressing or bandage


name: Administer analgesic 30 to 60 minutes prior to application, as indicated


name: Place in appropriate position to apply dressing (e.g., supine for abdominal, sitting for sling or extremity wrap)


name: Cleanse area while avoiding contamination of wound and keeping surrounding area sterile


name: Inspect condition of any wound, including size, location, exudate, or swelling


name: Apply loose woven gauze as contact layer and add additional layers of gauze as needed, finishing with thicker woven pad


name: Pack damp fine mesh or open weave gauze into deep wounds assuring all wound surfaces are in contact with moist gauze; cover with loose woven gauze and thicker woven pad


name: Apply adhesive over gauze and beyond dressing


name: Use protective window of stoma adhesive or hydrocolloid pad as adhesive barrier, if indicated by skin irritation


name: Use roller gauze or elastic net to secure extremity dressings


name: Elevate dependent extremities for 15 minutes before applying elastic wrap


name: Apply elastic wrap beginning at distal body part and wrap toward proximal boundary


name: Wrap with appropriate binder or elastic wrap if needed to support wound healing


name: Use triangle, recurrent, or cravat bandaging to secure or support dressings in unusually shaped areas (e.g., ear, crown of head, armpit, jaw, hip)


name: Use figure of eight, spiral or circular wrap technique when wound pressure needed


name: Check wrapped area frequently during application to ensure not too tight and remaining in proper alignment or splinting position


name: Apply abdominal or breast binder by laying or rolling person onto dressing and wrapping from back to front


name: Use body landmarks to ensure proper position of dressing (e.g., symphysis pubis, costal margins, joints)


name: Use padding over bony prominences underneath dressings, as needed


name: Evaluate distal circulation with extremity dressing application, at least twice more in next 8 hours, and then every 8 hours


name: Evaluate ability to breathe deeply and cough effectively when abdominal or breast dressing application complete


name: Reapply, adjust, or remove dressing or binders if any compromise to circulation or breathing noted


name: Remove dressings to assess wound and circulation at least every 8 hours


name: Label dressing with date, time, initials


name: Document level of comfort, circulation status, appearance and size of wound, type of dressing applied, presence of swelling and range of motion, ability to ventilate properly, as applicable


name: Instruct on care and application of dressings


name: Evaluate willingness and functional ability for engaging in yoga


name: Screen for contraindications that limit or prohibit participation (e.g., deep vein thrombosis, spinal surgery, inflammation, areas with open lesions)


name: Describe types of yoga including benefits, and limits of each type (e.g., Yin, hot, aerial, pre-natal, barre, ashtanga)


name: Identify personal and mutual purpose or goal (e.g., increase awareness, flexibility, empathy, relaxation, reduction of stress)


name: Select routine and style of yoga to achieve goals


name: Select specific areas of body to be addressed by movements


name: Limit unnecessary distractions (e.g., light, noise, visitors)


name: Recommend comfortable clothes and absence of restricting items (e.g., belt, shoes)


name: Explain what foods can be eaten before practice if needed (e.g., easily digestible foods, whole grain carbohydrates, high protein foods)


name: Allow for modification of poses and use of props (e.g., blankets, chairs) for those who would benefit from modifications (e.g., pregnant, older adults)


name: Assist in attaining initial comfortable position with focus on balance


name: Encourage to center self (e.g., focus with few deep breaths, focus awareness of inner self, relax mind and body, attune to earth's energy)


name: Discuss basic components of yoga (e.g., initial breathing exercises, various poses for strengthening, flexibility and balance, final meditative period)


name: Instruct on initial breathing exercises (e.g., awareness of current pattern, posture and relation to breathing, structural changes on inhalation, contraction of muscles during exhalation, smooth pattern, focus on breathing when attention wanders)


name: Advise to stare at fixed point or close eyes


name: Encourage concentration and breathing pattern focus to any region with pain or discomfort


name: Instruct on pose techniques (e.g., ensure 15 minutes of poses, mix poses [standing, seated, kneeling, supine, prone], alternate with period of relaxation)


name: Acknowledge some pain and discomfort often unavoidable during poses


name: Encourage forward bends, back bends, side bends, twists, inversions, and balances during pose transitions


name: End session using Savasana pose (i.e., laying on back, placing feet on mat in relaxed open position, relaxing arms a few inches away from body with palms facing upward, tuck chin half toward chest to lengthen back of neck, closing eyes, deep breathing with focus on letting go of energy expended)


name: Determine ability to increase frequency and duration of practice and integrate into daily routines


name: Encourage increase of meditation time by short interval each time of practice and integration into regular sessions


name: Identify conditions that cause discomfort before and after (e.g., fatigue, alertness, stress, presence of other persons)


name: Monitor physical, social, mental, emotional, and spiritual responses during session


name: Provide feedback related to energetic work in understandable terms


name: Encourage focus on what can be done, not deficiencies


name: Medication Administration: Continuous Subcutaneous Infusion


name: Medication Administration: Intraocular Disk


name: Medication Management: Wearable Infusion Device


name: Central Venous Access Management: Central Insertion


name: Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation Therapy


name: Central Venous Access Management: Peripheral Insertion


name: Behavior Management: Inattention and Hyperactivity


name: Teaching: Middle Childhood Development 6-12 Years


name: Teaching: Middle Childhood Nutrition 6-12 Years


name: Teaching: Middle Childhood Safety 6-12 Years


name: Teaching: Infant Development 10-12 Months


name: Teaching: Adolescent Development 12-21 Years


name: Teaching: Adolescent Nutrition 12-21 Years


name: Teaching: Early Childhood Development 1-5 Years


name: Teaching: Early Childhood Nutrition 1-5 Years


name: Teaching: Early Childhood Safety 1-5 Years


name: Electronic Health Record Access Assistance


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name: {6 (1 ML fidanacogene elaparvovec-dzkt 10000000000000 VECTOR-GENOMES/ML Injection) } Pack


name: {7 (1 ML fidanacogene elaparvovec-dzkt 10000000000000 VECTOR-GENOMES/ML Injection) } Pack


name: kit for the preparation of Tc-99m/sodium pyrophosphate 11.9 mg INTRAVEN VIAL (EA)


name: lancets with blood glucose test strips 32 gauge MISCELL KIT


name: needles, disposable 27 gauge X 3/8" MISCELL NEEDLE, DISPOSABLE


name: {16 (tovorafenib 100 MG Oral Tablet) } Pack


name: {20 (tovorafenib 100 MG Oral Tablet) } Pack


name: {24 (tovorafenib 100 MG Oral Tablet) } Pack


name: {28 (alpelisib 50 MG Oral Granules [Vijoice]) } Pack [Vijoice 50 MG Granules 28 Day]


name: {28 (alpelisib 50 MG Oral Granules) } Pack


name: {14 (nirogacestat 100 MG Oral Tablet) } Pack


name: {14 (nirogacestat 150 MG Oral Tablet) } Pack


name: {1 (acetaminophen 33.3 MG/ML / diphenhydramine hydrochloride 1.67 MG/ML Oral Solution) / 1 (acetaminophen 33.3 MG/ML Oral Solution) } Pack


name: {4 (1 ML fidanacogene elaparvovec-dzkt 10000000000000 VECTOR-GENOMES/ML Injection) } Pack


name: {4 (apremilast 10 MG Oral Tablet) / 51 (apremilast 20 MG Oral Tablet) } Pack


name: {4 (apremilast 10 MG Oral Tablet) / 23 (apremilast 20 MG Oral Tablet) } Pack


name: SUCTION TUBE ATTACHMENT DEVICE NEOTECH #N205


name: CATHERIZATION SET,FOLEY W/ CATH 16FR 5ML BARD #A300416A


name: DRESSING,ALGINATE AG 6IN X 6IN CARDINAL #RGFB66AG


name: TUBE FEEDING SET,EXTENSION ENFIT AMT #6-1222-ISOSAF


name: DRESSING,OPTIFOAM NON-ADHESIVE 4IN X 5IN #MSC1145


name: DRESSING,MEPILEX BORDER POST-OP 4IN X 6IN #496300


name: TRACH STOMA PROTECTOR,BUCHANAN LITE LUMINAUD #38320


name: Monoject 0.5mL 28G 1/2 inch Syringe Standard Allergy Tray


name: Monoject 1ML 28G 1/2 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Monoject 1mL 25G 5/8 inch Tuberculin Syringe


name: Monoject 1mL 26G 3/8 inch Tuberculin Syringe


name: Monoject 1mL 27G 1/2 inch Tuberculin Syringe


name: Monoject 1mL 29G 1/2 inch Insulin Syringe


name: CarePoint 1mL 25G 5/8 inch Luer Slip Syringe


name: CarePoint 3mL 20G 1-1/2 inch Luer Lock Syringe


name: CarePoint 3mL 21G 1 inch Luer Lock Syringe


name: CarePoint 3mL 21G 1-1/2 inch Luer Lock Syringe


name: CarePoint 3mL 22G 1 inch Luer Lock Syringe


name: Monoject Allergy Tray 1mL 27G 1/2 inch Syringe


name: CarePoint 3mL 22G 1-1/2 inch Luer Lock Syringe


name: CarePoint 3mL 23G 1-1/2 inch Luer Lock Syringe


name: CarePoint 3mL 25G 5/8 inch Luer Lock Syringe


name: Droplet 0.5mL 29G 12.5mm (1/2) Insulin Syringe


name: Droplet 0.5mL 31G 6mm (1/2) Insulin Syringe


name: Droplet 0.5mL 31G 8mm (1/2) Insulin Syringe


name: Droplet 3/10 mL 29G 12.5mm Insulin Syringe


name: Dropsafe 3/10 mL 31G 6mm Insulin Syringe


name: Dropsafe 3/10 mL 31G 8mm Insulin Syringe


name: Easy Glide 0.3mL 31G 6mm Insulin Syringe


name: Easy Glide 0.5mL 31G 6mm Insulin Syringe


name: Exelint 3mL 27G 1 1/4 inch Disposable Syringe


name: FIFTY50 0.5mL 31G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: ReliOn 0.3mL 31G 15/64 inch Insulin Syringe


name: SecureSafe 0.5mL 29G 1/2 inch Safety Insulin Syringe


name: SecureSafe 1mL 29G 1/2 inch Safety Insulin Syringe


name: GNP Ultra Comfort 0.5mL 29G 1/2 inch Insulin Syringe


name: GNP Ultra Comfort 0.5mL 30G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: KMart Value Plus 1/2mL 30G 1/2 inch Insulin Syringe


name: KMart Value Plus 1/2mL 30G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Kroger 0.3mL 29G 1/2 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Kroger 0.3mL 31G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Kroger 0.5mL 29G 1/2 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Kroger 0.5mL 30G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Kroger 1mL 30G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Kroger 1mL 31G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Assure ID 1/2 mL 31G 15/64 inch Insulin Safety Syringe


name: Assure ID 1mL 31G 15/64 inch Insulin Safety Syringe


name: Leader 0.5mL 28G 1/2 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Leader 0.5mL 31G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Leader 1mL 31G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: BD 50mL Luer Slip Tip Non-Sterile Syringe


name: BD PrecisionGlide 3mL 22G 3/4 inch Syringe


name: Lite Touch 0.3mL 29G 1/2 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Lite Touch 0.3mL 30G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Magellan 1mL 28G 1/2 inch Tuberculin Safety Syringe


name: Ultra Comfort 0.3ML 29G 1/2 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Ultra Comfort 0.5ML 29G 1/2 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Ultra Comfort 1ML 30G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Ultracare 0.3mL 30G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Ultracare 0.5mL 30G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Ultracare 1ML 30G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Ultracare 1mL 30G 1/2 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Monoject 16G 1-1/2 inch Alum-Hub Hypodermic Needle


name: Monoject 16G 3/4inch Alum-Hub Hypodermic Needle


name: Monoject 16G 5/8 inch Alum-Hub Hypodermic Needle


name: Monoject 18G 3inch 5micron Depth Filter Aspirator Needle


name: Monoject 19G 1-1/2inch Alum-Hub Hypodermic Needle


name: Monoject 20G 1 1/2 inch Hypodermic Needle


name: Monoject 20G 1 1/2inch 5micron Filter Needle


name: Monoject 20G 1-1/2 inch Poly-Hub Hypodermic Needle


name: Monoject 21G 1 inch Poly-Hub Hypodermic Needle


name: Monoject 22G 1 1/2 inch Hypodermic Needle


name: Monoject 22G 1 1/2 inch Poly-Hub Hypodermic Needle


name: Monoject 22G 1 inch Poly-Hub Hypodermic Needle


name: Monoject 23G 3/4inch Poly-Hub Hypodermic Needle


name: Monoject 25G 1 1/2 inch Hypodermic Needle


name: Monoject 25G 5/8 inch Poly-Hub Hypodermic Needle


name: Monoject 26G 1 1/2 inch Hypodermic Needle


name: Monoject 27G 1 1/2 inch Poly-Hub Hypodermic Needle


name: Monoject 27G 1/2inch Alum-Hub Hypodermic Needle


name: Monoject 27G 1/2inch Poy-Hub Hypodermic Needle


name: WOUNDGARD Sterile Gauze Pad 2 1/2 x 2 1/2


name: Walgreens Bladder Control Extra Plus Pad


name: Walgreens Bladder Control Ultra Plus Pad


name: Walgreens TRUEtest Blood Glucose Test Strip


name: CarePoint PRECISION 21G 1inch Poly-Hub Hypodermic Needle


name: Clever Choice Chamber Plus with Mask (Large)


name: Clever Choice Chamber Plus with Mask (Medium)


name: Clever Choice Chamber Plus with Mask (Small)


name: Clever Choice Talking Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor


name: Clever Choice Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor System (Extended Range Cuff)


name: Clever Choice Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor


name: Nexcare Self-Adherent No Hurt Wrap 3 Inch


name: Comfort touch 31G 5mm Insulin Pen Needle


name: Comfort touch 31G 8mm Insulin Pen Needle


name: Comfort touch 32G 4mm Insulin Pen Needle


name: Comfort touch 32G 5mm Insulin Pen Needle


name: Comfort touch 32G 6mm Insulin Pen Needle


name: Comfort touch 33G 4mm Insulin Pen Needle


name: Comfort touch 33G 5mm Insulin Pen Needle


name: Comfort touch Plus Pressure Activated 30G Lancet


name: Coppertone ULTRAGUARD 50 Sunscreen Topical Lotion


name: Depend FIT-FLEX Incontinence Maximum Absorbency Mens Underwear (L-XL)


name: Depend FIT-FLEX Maximum Absorbency Womens Underwear (Small)


name: Depend Fresh Protection Guard Maximum Absorbency Men Underwear


name: Depend Fresh Protection Maximum Absorbency Men Underwear (Large)


name: Omron Blood Pressure Monitor System (Medium Cuff)


name: Depend Fresh Protection Maximum Absorbency Men Underwear (S-M)


name: Depend Fresh Protection Maximum Absorbency Men Underwear (XL)


name: Depend Fresh Protection Maximum Absorbency Women Underwear (Large)


name: Depend Fresh Protection Maximum Absorbency Women Underwear (Medium)


name: Depend Fresh Protection Maximum Absorbency Women Underwear (Small)


name: Depend Fresh Protection Maximum Absorbency Women Underwear (XL)


name: Depend Fresh Protection Maximum Absorbency Women's Underwear (X-Large)


name: Depend Fresh Protection Maximum Absorbency with Tabs Unisex Underwear (Large)


name: Depend Guards for Men Maximum Protection


name: Depend Silhouette Mamimum Absorbency Womens Underwear (L-XL)


name: Depend Silhouette Underwear For Women (XL)


name: Depend Skinguard Real Fit Incontinence Maximum Absorbency Mens Underwear (L-XL)


name: Depend Skinguard Real Fit Mens Underwear (L-XL)


name: EQUALINE Sterile Gauze Pads 3x3 (Medium)


name: EasyGluco Blood Glucose Monitoring System


name: Poise Daily Liners For Bladder Leaks Pad (Very Light Regular)


name: Poise Fresh Protection Bladder Control Moderate Long Pads


name: Poise Fresh Protection Bladder Control Ultimate Long Pads


name: Poise Fresh Protection Daily Liners Very Light Long


name: Poise Ultra Thin Maximum Absorbency Pads


name: Quick Response Blood Pressure Monitor System


name: RITE AID Cleaning & Disinfecting Lens Care System Hydrogen Peroxide 3%Topical Solution


name: RITE AID Contact Lens Saline Solution (Twin Pack)


name: RITE AID Fever Flash Digital Ear Baby Thermometer


name: RITE AID First Aid Self Adhering Athletic Bandage


name: RITE AID Maximum Absorbency Men Underwear (S-M)


name: RITE AID Maximum Absorbency Women Underwear (Large)


name: RITE AID Maximum Absorbency Women Underwear (Medium)


name: RITE AID Maximum Absorbency Women Underwear (XL)


name: RITE AID Medicated with Witch Hazel Hemorrhoidal Pad


name: RITE AID Moderate Absorbency Men & Women Underwear (S-M)


name: RITE AID Overnight Absorbency Underwear (Large)


name: RITE AID Sinus Wash Micro-Filtered System


name: Fora D40d Blood Pressure and Blood Glucose Monitoring System


name: Futuro Anti-Embolism Thigh Length Closed Toe 18mmHg Stockings (Medium)


name: Futuro Hand Energizing Support Glove (Large)


name: Renu Advanced Formula Multi-Purpose Contact Lens Solution


name: Renu MultiPlus Lubricating & Rewetting Contact Lens Drops


name: Repel Sportsmen Dry 25% Spray (Unscented)


name: Repel Sportsmen Insect Repellent 40% Max Spray


name: Reveal Urinary Tract Infection Test Strip


name: SecureSafe 30G 5/16 inch Safety Pen Needle


name: Futuro Revitalizing for Men Compression 15-20mmHg Dress Socks (Large)


name: Futuro Splint Wrist Brace Black (Medium)


name: GLUCOCARD 01 Meter Blood Glucose Monitoring System


name: GLUCOCARD Expression Blood Glucose Monitoring System


name: GLUCOCARD Shine Meter Blood Glucose Monitoring System


name: GLUCOCARD Vital Blood Glucose Test Strip


name: Soft Cloth Adhesive Wound Dressing 2-1/8 inches x 4 inches


name: Soft Cloth Adhesive Wound Dressing 3-1/2 inches x 13-3/4 inches


name: Soft Cloth Adhesive Wound Dressing 3-1/2 inches x 4 inches


name: Solus V2 Blood Glucose Audible Test Strip


name: Gold Bond Men's Essentials Everyday Moisture Body and Hand Topical Cream


name: Gold Bond Softening Hydration Foot Cream


name: Goodnites Nighttime Bedwetting Boys Underwear (Large)


name: Goodnites Nighttime Bedwetting Boys Underwear (S-M)


name: Steri-Strip Reinforced Skin Closures 1" x 5" Sterile


name: Steri-Strip Reinforced Skin Closures 1/2" x 2" Sterile


name: Steri-Strip Reinforced Skin Closures 1/2" x 4" Sterile


name: Steri-Strip Reinforced Skin Closures 1/4" x 3" Sterile


name: Steri-Strip Reinforced Skin Closures 1/8" x 3" Sterile


name: Summer's Eve Ultimate Odor Protection Daily Refreshing Wash


name: Sunmark Advanced Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor System


name: Sunmark Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor System


name: Sunmark Deluxe Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor System


name: Sunmark Deluxe Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor System


name: Sunmark Fully Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor System


name: Sunmark Manual Inflation Blood Pressure Monitor System


name: Sunmark Series 600 Arm Blood Pressure Monitor System


name: Sunmark Series 600w Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor


name: AgaMatrix JAZZ No Code Blood Glucose Test Strip


name: AgaMatrix JAZZ Wireless 2 Blood Glucose Monitoring System


name: Goodnites Nighttime Bedwetting Boys Underwear (X-Large)


name: Goodnites Nighttime Bedwetting Boys Underwear (XL)


name: Goodnites Nighttime Bedwetting Girls Underwear (Large)


name: Goodnites Nighttime Bedwetting Girls Underwear (X-Large)


name: Goodnites Nighttime Bedwetting Girls Underwear (XL)


name: Huggies Little Movers Disney Diaper (Size 6)


name: Huggies Little Snugglers Diaper (Size 2)


name: Huggies Pull-Ups Boys Potty Training Pants (Size 4T-5T)


name: Huggies Pull-Ups Girls Potty Training Pants (Size 4T-5T)


name: Sunmark Series 800 Arm Blood Pressure Monitor


name: Tegaderm + Pad Film Dressing 6 inches x 6 inches


name: Tegaderm AG Mesh Dressing With Silver 4 inches x 8 inches


name: Tegaderm Absorbent Clear Acrylic Dressing


name: Tegaderm Film Dressing 1-3/4 inches x 1-3/4 inches


name: Tegaderm Film Dressing 2 inches x 2-3/4 inches


name: Tegaderm Film Dressing 2-3/8 inches x 2-3/4 inches


name: Tegaderm Film Dressing 2-3/8 inches x 4 inches


name: Tegaderm Film Dressing 3-1/2 inches x 4 inches


name: Tegaderm Film Dressing 3-1/2 inches x 4-1/8 inches


name: Tegaderm Film Dressing 3-1/2 inches x 6 inches


name: Tegaderm Film Dressing 3-1/2 inches x 8 inches


name: Tegaderm Film Dressing 4 inches x 10 inches


name: Tegaderm Film Dressing 4 inches x 4-3/4 inches


name: Tegaderm Film Dressing 6 inches x 8 inches


name: Tegaderm Film Dressing 8 inches x 12 inches


name: Tegaderm HP Transparent Film Dressing 4 inches x 4-1/2 inches


name: Tegaderm High Gelling Alginate Dressing 4 inches x 4 inches


name: Tegaderm High Integrity Alginate Dressing 4 inches x 4 inches


name: Tegaderm Hydrocolloid Dressing 4 inches x 4 inches


name: Tegaderm Hydrocolloid Dressing 4 inches x 4-3/4 inches


name: Tegaderm Hydrocolloid Dressing 5-1/8 inches x 6 inches


name: Tegaderm Hydrocolloid Dressing 6 inches x 6 inches


name: Tegaderm Hydrocolloid Dressing 6-3/4 inches x 8 inches


name: Tegaderm Hydrocolloid Thin Dressing 4 inches x 4 inches


name: Tegaderm Hydrocolloid Thin Dressing 5-1/8 inches x 6 inches


name: Tegaderm I.V. Film Dressing 2-1/2 inches x 2-3/4 inches


name: Tegaderm I.V. Film Dressing 4 inches x 4-3/4 inches


name: Assure Prism Multi Blood Glucose Test Strip


name: Leader Automatic Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor


name: ThermaCare Advanced Neck Pain Therapy Heatwrap


name: Top Care Clickfine 31G 1/4 inch Pen Needle


name: ULTRATHON Insect Repellant 34.34% Lotion


name: Blistex Complete Moisture SPF 15 2%-7.5%2.5% Lip Protectant


name: Medtronic Extension Infusion Set 6MM-23 inch


name: Medtronic Extension Infusion Set 9MM-23 inch


name: Medtronic Extension Infusion Set 9MM-32 inch


name: MiniMed Quick-set Infusion Set 9MM-32 inch


name: Blistex Medicated SPF 15 Lip Balm (Mint)


name: CarePoint 3mL 23G 1 inch Luer Lock Syringe


name: Ultra Comfort 1ML 29G 1/2 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Monoject 20G 1 inch Poly-Hub Hypodermic Needle


name: Poise Fresh Protection Bladder Control Ultimate Regular Pads


name: Goodnites Bedtime Bedwetting Underwear (Small-Medium)


name: 0.3ML 29 gauge, 0.5 inch syringe with needle


name: 0.3ML 30 gauge, 0.3125 inch syringe with needle


name: 0.3ML 31 gauge, 0.3125 inch syringe with needle


name: 0.3mL 30 gauge, 0.5 inch syringe with needle


name: 0.5ML 29 gauge, 0.5 inch syringe with needle


name: 0.5ML 30 gauge, 0.3125 inch syringe with needle


name: 0.5ML 31 gauge, 0.3125 inch syringe with needle


name: 0.5mL 27 gauge, 0.5 inch syringe with needle


name: 0.5mL 30 gauge, 0.5 inch syringe with needle


name: 1mL 25 gauge, 1 inch syringe with needle


name: Ciclopirox Olamine 1% Shampoo, Salicylic Acid 2% Shampoo with Compounding Base


name: Cimetidine 10% Topical cream, Lidocaine 5% Topical cream, Salicylic Acid 40% Topical cream with Compounding Base


name: Clindamycin 1% Topical gel, Niacinamide 4% Topical gel, Spironolactone 2% Topical gel, Tretinoin 0.025% Topical gel with Compounding Gel


name: Clindamycin Phosphate 1% Topical gel, Niacinamide 4% Topical gel with Compounding Gel


name: Clobetasol Propionate 0.05% Shampoo, Levocetirizine 2% Shampoo with Compounding Base


name: Hyaluronic Acid (Streptococcus) 1% Topical cream, Niacinamide 4% Topical cream, Tacrolimus 0.1% Topical cream with Compounding Base


name: Benzoyl Peroxide 2.5% Topical gel, Clindamycin Phosphate 1% Topical gel, Niacinamide 4% Topical gel with Compounding Gel


name: Benzoyl Peroxide 5% Topical gel, Clindamycin Phosphate 1% Topical gel, Niacinamide 4% Topical gel with Compounding Gel


name: Medline Remedy Hydrating Serum U20 Complex, topical cream


name: Medline Remedy Hydrating Serum U20 Complex


name: Drive Power Neb Ultra Compressor Nebulizer


name: La Roche Posay Lipikar AP+ Moisturizing Wash


name: Philips Sonicare 1100 Rechargeable Toothbrush


name: Cleanser Topical application Foam [THERAWORX HARMONY FOAM WASH]


name: Cleanser Topical application Pad [THERAWORX HARMONY WIPES]


name: Cleanser Topical application Pad [THERAWORX PROTECT CLEANSING WIPES]


name: OCTOCRYLENE 90 mg in 1 g / HOMOSALATE 73 mg in 1 g / OCTISALATE 47 mg in 1 g / AVOBENZONE 27 mg in 1 g TOPICAL CREAM [FRUDIA Blueberry Hydrating Air Fit Sunscreen]


name: Octocrylene 10 g in 100 mL / Homosalate 7 g in 100 mL / Octisalate 5 g in 100 mL / Avobenzone 3 g in 100 mL TOPICAL LOTION [PRISMA PROTECT SPF30]


name: ZINC OXIDE 154 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL LOTION [Peptide Protection Broad Spectrum SPF 30 Sunscreen]


name: POLYAMINOPROPYL BIGUANIDE 0.001 mg in 100 mL NASAL LIQUID [Drop Dream Eye 2]


name: POLYAMINOPROPYL BIGUANIDE 0.001 mg in 100 mL OPHTHALMIC LIQUID [Drop Dream Eye 2]


name: TEA TREE OIL 4 g in 100 mL TOPICAL LIQUID [vaginal essential oil]


name: ZINC OXIDE 2 mg in 50 mL / SQUALANE 5 mg in 50 mL CUTANEOUS CREAM


name: Zinc Oxide 24.96 mg in 100 mL TOPICAL LOTION [SKINPERFECT PRIMER SPF30]


name: ALPHA-ARBUTIN 2 g in 100 mL TOPICAL CREAM


name: CASTOR OIL 30 g in 100 mL TOPICAL LIQUID [BLACK Castor Oil]


name: CHLORHEXIDINE ACETATE 0.015 g VAGINAL TABLET [AntibacterialTablets]


name: CHLORHEXIDINE ACETATE 0.12 g in 100 g TOPICAL GEL [anti-bacterial gel]


name: DIMETHICONE 30 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL CREAM [Nownoon Peptides Face Lift Cream]


name: MACADAMIA INTEGRIFOLIA WHOLE 5 mg in 50 mL / ARGANIA SPINOSA WHOLE 2 mg in 50 mL TOPICAL LIQUID


name: DOLCE and GABBANA MEET YOUR FLAWLESS MATTE SKIN DUO - EVERLAST PRIMER EVERLAST FOUNDATION KIT


name: ALUMINUM CHLOROHYDRATE 9 g in 100 g TOPICAL CREAM [DERMFREE Whole Body Deodorant]


name: HOMOSALATE 3.5 g in 50 mL / AVOBENZONE 1.25 g in 50 mL / OCTOCRYLENE 4.5 g in 50 mL / OCTISALATE 2.25 g in 50 mL TOPICAL CREAM [LANEIGE HYDRO UV DEFENSE EX BROAD SPECTRUM SPF 50]


name: OCTISALATE 35 mg in 1 mL / OCTOCRYLENE 50 mg in 1 mL / TITANIUM DIOXIDE 5 mg in 1 mL / ZINC OXIDE 18.8 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL EMULSION [Dolce and Gabbana Everlast Foundation - 12N]


name: OCTISALATE 5 g in 100 mL / AVOBENZONE 3 g in 100 mL / OXYBENZONE 4 g in 100 mL / OCTOCRYLENE 7 g in 100 mL / HOMOSALATE 13 g in 100 mL TOPICAL LOTION [Degil Sun SPF 50 Sunscreen]


name: OCTISALATE 50 mg in 1 g / HOMOSALATE 50 mg in 1 g / AVOBENZONE 30 mg in 1 g TOPICAL STICK [GLOW RECIPE WATERMELON GLOW DEW BALM SPF 45]


name: OXYBENZONE 2 g in 100 mL / OCTISALATE 5 g in 100 mL / AVOBENZONE 2 g in 100 mL / HOMOSALATE 10.5 g in 100 mL / OCTOCRYLENE 2 g in 100 mL TOPICAL LOTION [Degil Sun SPF 30 Sunscreen]


name: ZINC OXIDE 120 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL LOTION [Avene Face Sunscreen SPF 50]


name: ZINC OXIDE 120 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL LOTION [Avene Multi-Defense Fluid]


name: CASTOR OIL 100 g in 100 mL TOPICAL OIL [Subear Hair Care Biotin Collagen Hair Oil]


name: POLOXAMER 407 0.1 mg in 1 mL OPHTHALMIC LIQUID [Dream Eye]


name: ZINC OXIDE 11 g in 100 mL TOPICAL LOTION [LUXURY BODY RITUAL HYDRATING SPF 30]


name: TITANIUM DIOXIDE 13.5 g in 100 mL TOPICAL CREAM [TRICK AND TREAT CC2 - Active Moisturizing Color Correcting Broad-Spectrum SPF 46 Plus]


name: ASCORBIC ACID 20 mg in 1 g / HYALURONIC ACID 15 mg in 1 g TOPICAL CREAM


name: RETINOL 2 mg in 1 g / HYALURONIC ACID 10 mg in 1 g TOPICAL CREAM


name: HYALURONIC ACID 10 mg in 1 g / JOJOBA OIL 50 mg in 1 g / TOCOPHEROL 5 mg in 1 g TOPICAL CREAM


name: KOJIC ACID 20 mg in 1 g / ARBUTIN 20 mg in 1 g / GLYCOLIC ACID 30 mg in 1 g / HYDROQUINONE 10 mg in 1 g TOPICAL CREAM


name: HOMOSALATE 100 mg in 1 mL / OCTISALATE 50 mg in 1 mL / AVOBENZONE 30 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL CREAM [MIRABELLA Broad Spectrum SPF 30 Sunscreen]


name: HOMOSALATE 100 mg in 1 mL / OCTISALATE 50 mg in 1 mL / OCTOCRYLENE 50 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL GEL [SUMMER GELEE SPF-30]


name: HOMOSALATE 20 mg in 1 mL / OCTISALATE 20 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL GEL [SUMMER GELEE SPF-4]


name: ALUMINUM ZIRCONIUM TETRACHLOROHYDREX GLY 15 g in 100 g TOPICAL STICK [Old Spice Raptorstrike]


name: AVOBENZONE 30 mg in 1 mL / HOMOSALATE 75 mg in 1 mL / OCTISALATE 50 mg in 1 mL / OCTOCRYLENE 50 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL LIQUID [MELAN SPF-30 Antioxidant Body Mist Sunscreen]


name: AVOBENZONE 30 mg in 1 mL / HOMOSALATE 80 mg in 1 mL / OCTISALATE 50 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL LOTION [MELAN SPF-30 Broad Spectrum]


name: CALCIUM POLYSULFIDE 1 g in 100 g TOPICAL LIQUID [HEALTHY PAW LIFE LIME SULFUR WIPES]


name: CASTOR OIL 100 g in 100 mL TOPICAL OIL [Anyi Beauty Organic Castor Oil]


name: LACTOBACILLUS ACIDOPHILUS 1.6 mg in 1 g / LINSEED OIL 3.1 mg in 1 g / SENNA LEAF 8.9 mg in 1 g / ALOE VERA LEAF 2.5 mg in 1 g / LICORICE 1.6 mg in 1 g TOPICAL CAPSULE


name: MENTHOL 5.5 g in 100 g / BORNEOL 6.25 g in 100 g / CINNAMOMUM CAMPHORA LEAF 12.5 g in 100 g / BARLERIA LUPULINA WHOLE 12.5 g in 100 g TOPICAL PATCH [Wang Prom Green Balm by Wang Prom]


name: ZINC OXIDE 2 mg in 50 g / SQUALANE 3 mg in 50 g CUTANEOUS CREAM


name: ALOE VERA LEAF 2.5 mg in 1 g / SENNA LEAF 8.9 mg in 1 g TOPICAL CAPSULE


name: OCTISALATE 50 g in 1000 g / AVOBENZONE 30 g in 1000 g / HOMOSALATE 150 g in 1000 g / OCTOCRYLENE 100 g in 1000 g TOPICAL SPRAY [Chemical Sunscreen SPF50]


name: OCTOCRYLENE 3 g in 100 g / OCTINOXATE 7.5 g in 100 g / OCTISALATE 5 g in 100 g TOPICAL LIPSTICK [Kaplan MD Perfect Pout Lip Balm Pink Peony]


name: ZINC OXIDE 9.919 g in 141.7 g / OCTINOXATE 10.62 g in 141.7 g TOPICAL EMULSION [Sunscreen Karina Skin Care Moist]


name: ANGELICA SINENSIS ROOT 0.2 g in 100 g / JOJOBA OIL 0.2 g in 100 g TOPICAL CREAM


name: ANGELICA SINENSIS ROOT 0.5 g in 100 mL / PLATYCLADUS ORIENTALIS LEAF 0.7 g in 100 mL TOPICAL LIQUID


name: ANGELICA SINENSIS ROOT 18 g in 100 g / PLATYCLADUS ORIENTALIS LEAF 19.8 g in 100 g TOPICAL POWDER


name: ARTEMISIA ARGYI LEAF 0.38 g in 100 mL TOPICAL CREAM [GONGFUTOUTANG Head massage cream]


name: GINGER 4.5 g in 100 mL TOPICAL LIQUID [Gongfu Head Soup Plant and extract platycypresssolution]


name: GREEN TEA LEAF 46.25 g in 100 g / PLATYCLADUS ORIENTALIS LEAF 50 g in 100 g TOPICAL POWDER


name: PANAX NOTOGINSENG ROOT 17 g in 100 g / GREEN TEA LEAF 33.75 g in 100 g TOPICAL POWDER


name: AVOBENZONE 30 mg in 1 mL / OCTISALATE 50 mg in 1 mL / OCTOCRYLENE 50 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL LIQUID [Rida Hair Research Institute]


name: CASTOR OIL 1000 mg in 1 g TOPICAL OIL [JAMAICAN BLACK Castor Oil]


name: POLICRESULEN 90 mg in 1 U VAGINAL SUPPOSITORY [Jujiafenhuangquan Yindaoshuan]


name: ALUMINUM CHLOROHYDRATE 9.6 mg in 100 g TOPICAL CREAM


name: OCTOCRYLENE 2.9 g in 100 mL / BEMOTRIZINOL 2 g in 100 mL / AVOBENZONE 1 g in 100 mL / HOMOSALATE 6 g in 100 mL / TITANIUM DIOXIDE 4.5 g in 100 mL / OCTINOXATE 10 g in 100 mL / OCTISALATE 4.5 g in 100 mL / ENZACAMENE 0.5 g in 100 mL / DIMETHICONE 1 g in 100 mL TOPICAL LOTION [CraTiv Sunscreen]


name: ALUMINUM SESQUICHLOROHYDRATE 12.2 g in 100 g TOPICAL STICK [Shea]


name: SULFUR 100 mg in 1 g / SALICYLIC ACID 20 mg in 1 g TOPICAL SOAP [DRUGGIST ADVANCED SALICYLIC ACID SULPHUR SCRUB]


name: HYALURONIC ACID 30 mg in 1 g / RETINOL 30 mg in 1 g / KOJIC ACID 70 mg in 1 g TOPICAL CAPSULE


name: KETOCONAZOLE 25 kg in 25 kg NOT APPLICABLE POWDER


name: KOJIC ACID 70 mg in 1 g / RETINOL 30 mg in 1 g / HYALURONIC ACID 30 mg in 1 g TOPICAL SOAP


name: MELALEUCA ALTERNIFOLIA (TEA TREE) LEAF OIL 30 mg in 1 g CUTANEOUS SOAP [AFRICAN FORMULA FACE BODY BAR]


name: OCTINOXATE 750 g in 1000 g / ZINC OXIDE 900 g in 1000 g TOPICAL LOTION [UV Clear Deep Tint]


name: OCTOCRYLENE 100 mg in 1 g / AVOBENZONE 30 mg in 1 g / HOMOSALATE 60 mg in 1 g TOPICAL STICK [Neutrogena Revitalizing Lip Balm Broad Spectrum SPF 20 - Healthy Blush 20]


name: HOMOSALATE 100 mg in 1 g / CERAMIDE 1 5 mg in 1 g / CERAMIDE 6 II 5 mg in 1 g / NIACINAMIDE 40 mg in 1 g / TITANIUM DIOXIDE 50 mg in 1 g / CERAMIDE 3 5 mg in 1 g / OCTOCRYLENE 20 mg in 1 g / ZINC OXIDE 90 mg in 1 g CUTANEOUS CREAM [BULUBIUPREMUMLOTIONSPF50]


name: CERAMIDE 3 5 mg in 1 g / HOMOSALATE 100 mg in 1 g / OCTOCRYLENE 20 mg in 1 g / TITANIUM DIOXIDE 50 mg in 1 g / ZINC OXIDE 40 mg in 1 g / CERAMIDE 6 II 5 mg in 1 g CUTANEOUS CREAM [JUNGSHEAMINERALSUNSCREENSPF50]


name: ZINC OXIDE 24.9 g in 100 g TOPICAL POWDER [Aspen Glow 100% Mineral Broad Spectrum SPF 30 Powder Sunscreen 0.16 oz / 4.6 g]


name: ALUMINUM ZIRCONIUM TETRACHLOROHYDREX GLY 19 g in 100 g TOPICAL STICK [Secret Outlast Hygienic Fresh Invisible]


name: AVOBENZONE 1.5 g in 50 mL / OCTISALATE 2.5 g in 50 mL / OCTOCRYLENE 4.35 g in 50 mL / HOMOSALATE 5 g in 50 mL TOPICAL CREAM [Tone Blur Essence Sunscreen]


name: AVOBENZONE 30 mg in 1 g / HOMOSALATE 60 mg in 1 g / OCTOCRYLENE 100 mg in 1 g TOPICAL STICK [Neutrogena Revitalizing Lip Balm Broad Spectrum SPF 20 - Fresh Plum 60]


name: HOMOSALATE 100 mg in 1 g / OCTOCRYLENE 20 mg in 1 g / ZINC OXIDE 90 mg in 1 g / CERAMIDE 3 5 mg in 1 g / BEHENTRIMONIUM METHOSULFATE 15 mg in 1 g / TITANIUM DIOXIDE 50 mg in 1 g / CERAMIDE 1 5 mg in 1 g / NIACINAMIDE 40 mg in 1 g / CERAMIDE 6 II 5 mg in 1 g CUTANEOUS CREAM [sunscreen broad spectrum spf 60]


name: HOMOSALATE 7.5 g in 50 mL / ZINC OXIDE 12.7 g in 50 mL / OCTISALATE 4.5 g in 50 mL / TITANIUM DIOXIDE 2.2 g in 50 mL TOPICAL CREAM [Cell Fusion C Laser Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 50]


name: RETINOL 30 mg in 1 g / KOJIC ACID 70 mg in 1 g / TOCOPHEROL 30 mg in 1 g / HYALURONIC ACID 30 mg in 1 g / ASCORBIC ACID 30 mg in 1 g TOPICAL SOAP [turmericsoap]


name: SALICYLIC ACID 20 mg in 1 g / SULFUR 100 mg in 1 g TOPICAL SOAP [AntiAcnesoap]


name: TOCOPHEROL 30 mg in 1 g / HYALURONIC ACID 30 mg in 1 g / ASCORBIC ACID 30 mg in 1 g / KOJIC ACID 70 mg in 1 g / RETINOL 30 mg in 1 g TOPICAL SOAP [dark spot lightening bar]


name: AVOCADO OIL 100 mg in 1 g / ARGAN OIL 100 mg in 1 g / ASCORBIC ACID 10 mg in 1 g / RETINOL 5 mg in 1 g / TOCOPHEROL 10 mg in 1 g / MACADAMIA OIL 100 mg in 1 g / PANTOTHENIC ACID 10 mg in 1 g TOPICAL CAPSULE, LIQUID FILLED


name: KOJIC ACID 70 mg in 1 g / RETINOL 30 mg in 1 g / HYALURONIC ACID 30 mg in 1 g / ASCORBIC ACID 30 mg in 1 g / TOCOPHEROL 30 mg in 1 g TOPICAL SOAP


name: KOJIC ACID 70 mg in 1 g / RETINOL 30 mg in 1 g / HYALURONIC ACID 30 mg in 1 g / GLYCERIN 180 mg in 1 g / TOCOPHEROL 30 mg in 1 g / ASCORBIC ACID 30 mg in 1 g / SUCROSE LAURATE 20 mg in 1 g / SODIUM HYDROXIDE 5 mg in 1 g TOPICAL SOAP [kojicacidsoap darkspot]


name: ASCORBIC ACID 10 mg in 1 g / TITANIUM DIOXIDE 10 mg in 1 g / ZINC OXIDE 10 mg in 1 g / CANNABIS SATIVA LEAF 15.36 mg in 1 g TOPICAL CREAM [GZE Multi-Effect Whitening Sunscreen]


name: ALOE ANDONGENSIS LEAF 99.75 g in 100 g / CITRIC ACID, 2-STEARYL ESTER 0.05 g in 100 g TOPICAL GEL [MELAO Aloe Vera Gel]


name: CENTELLA ASIATICA 15.17 g in 120 g TOPICAL GEL [GZE Watery Sun Gel]


name: GARDEN SNAIL MUCIN 20 mg in 1 mL / HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA WHOLE 5 mg in 1 mL / CENTELLA ASIATICA WHOLE 13 mg in 1 mL / PANAX GINSENG WHOLE 15 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL CREAM [MELAO Snail Cream]


name: SALICYLIC ACID 1 g in 120 g TOPICAL CREAM [GZE Skin Smoothing Cream]


name: SALICYLIC ACID 2 g in 100 mL / APIS MELLIFERA VENOM 20 g in 100 mL TOPICAL LIQUID [Tag Recede Bee Venom RepairSpray]


name: SALICYLIC ACID 2 g in 100 mL TOPICAL LIQUID [ANTI-AGING]


name: SUNFLOWER SEED 5 mg in 1 mL / ROSEMARY OIL 1 mg in 1 mL / ANTHEMIS COTULA POLLEN 3.1 mg in 1 mL / CALENDULA OFFICINALIS WHOLE 1 mg in 1 mL / LAVENDER OIL 2.4 mg in 1 mL / TOCOPHERYL RETINOATE 5 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL LIQUID [GZE Skincare Oil]


name: ZINC OXIDE 20 g in 100 g TOPICAL CREAM [Kaplan MD Diamond Contour Complete Complexion Treatment]


name: OCTOCRYLENE 1.8525 g in 19.5 g / AVOBENZONE 0.4875 g in 19.5 g / OCTISALATE 0.8775 g in 19.5 g / HOMOSALATE 1.8525 g in 19.5 g TOPICAL STICK [Sunny Defense SPF Stick]


name: TITANIUM DIOXIDE 1.5 g in 30 mL / ZINC OXIDE 1.5 g in 30 mL / NIACINAMIDE 0.6 g in 30 mL / ASCORBIC ACID 0.6 g in 30 mL TOPICAL EMULSION [MaerWaw WHITENING SUNSCREEN]


name: AVOBENZONE 30 mg in 1 mL / OCTINOXATE 74.945 mg in 1 mL / OCTISALATE 10 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL CREAM [DECORTE AQ ABSOLUTE TREATMENT AWAKENING PROTECTIVE DAY]


name: TITANIUM DIOXIDE 2.5 g in 100 mL / ZINC OXIDE 20 g in 100 mL TOPICAL CREAM [Reef Repair Sunscreen SPF 40]


name: TITANIUM DIOXIDE 36 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL LIQUID [Neutrogena Healthy Skin Liquid Makeup Broad Spectrum SPF 20 - Buff 30]


name: ZINC OXIDE 13.1875 g in 62.5 g TOPICAL LOTION [CAUDALIE Daily Mineral Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 50]


name: ZINC OXIDE 145 mg in 1 g / OCTINOXATE 75 mg in 1 g TOPICAL LOTION [Replenix Sunscreen SPF 50]


name: LIDOCAINE 10 mg in 0.08 mL TOPICAL SPRAY [DYNAMO DELAY SAMPLE BOTTLE]


name: ZINC OXIDE 125 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL CREAM [SABIYA Broad Spectrum SPF-30]


name: ZINC OXIDE 180 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL CREAM [SABIYA Broad Spectrum SPF-50]


name: HOMOSALATE 15 g in 100 g / AVOBENZONE 3 g in 100 g / OCTOCRYLENE 10 g in 100 g / OCTISALATE 5 g in 100 g TOPICAL LOTION [Meijer SPF 50 Sunscreen]


name: OCTISALATE 1.5 g in 30 mL / AVOBENZONE 0.9 g in 30 mL / OCTOCRYLENE 2.4 g in 30 mL / HOMOSALATE 3 g in 30 mL TOPICAL LOTION


name: OCTISALATE 5 g in 100 g / HOMOSALATE 15 g in 100 g / AVOBENZONE 3 g in 100 g / OCTOCRYLENE 10 g in 100 g TOPICAL LIQUID [Meijer SPF 50 Sunscreen]


name: OCTOCRYLENE 14.3 mg in 100 mL / HOMOSALATE 10 mg in 100 mL TOPICAL SPRAY [GZE Scalp Hair Mist]


name: OCTOCRYLENE 6 g in 100 g / AVOBENZONE 3 g in 100 g / HOMOSALATE 15 g in 100 g / OCTISALATE 5 g in 100 g TOPICAL LOTION [Meijer SPF 30 Sunscreen]


name: OCTOCRYLENE 90 mg in 1 g / HOMOSALATE 72 mg in 1 g / OCTISALATE 48 mg in 1 g / AVOBENZONE 28 mg in 1 g TOPICAL CREAM [Mania Holic Sunscreen Pack]


name: ZINC OXIDE 9.7 mg in 1 mL / TITANIUM DIOXIDE 19.4 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL LOTION [Huey Daily Mineral]


name: ZINC PHENOLSULFONATE 2 mg in 100 mL TOPICAL LIQUID [MELAO Roll-on Deodorant]


name: ACTIVATED CHARCOAL 4 g in 100 g TOPICAL GRANULE [MELAO Charcoal Scrub]


name: ALUMINUM SESQUICHLOROHYDRATE 16 mg in 150 g TOPICAL AEROSOL, SPRAY


name: ALUMINUM SESQUICHLOROHYDRATE 19.2 mg in 150 g TOPICAL AEROSOL, SPRAY


name: CARRAGEENAN 5 mg in 1 mL / SENNA SEPTEMTRIONALIS BARK 17 mg in 1 mL / HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA BARK 22 mg in 1 mL / ALOE ANDONGENSIS LEAF 50 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL OIL [MELAO Peptide Complex Serum]


name: CITRUS PARADISI FRUIT OIL 10 mg in 100 mL / ALMOND OIL 43 mg in 100 mL / BERGAMOT OIL 10 mg in 100 mL / JOJOBA OIL 10 mg in 100 mL / OLIVE OIL 20 mg in 100 mL TOPICAL OIL [GZE Massage Oil]


name: COCONUT OIL 3 mg in 100 g / MELALEUCA ALTERNIFOLIA (TEA TREE) LEAF OIL 5 mg in 100 g / ALOE ANDONGENSIS LEAF 1 mg in 100 g / SALICYLIC ACID 2 mg in 100 g / CAMELLIA SINENSIS FLOWER 1 mg in 100 g TOPICAL CREAM [GZE Salicylic Acid Cream]


name: GRAPE SEED OIL 18 mg in 100 mL / COCONUT OIL 30 mg in 100 mL / ALPHA-ARBUTIN 2 mg in 100 mL / KOJIC ACID 1 mg in 100 mL TOPICAL CREAM [MELAO Whitening Cream]


name: HELIANTHUS ANNUUS WHOLE 2 mg in 100 g / JOJOBA OIL 5 mg in 100 g TOPICAL CREAM [GZE belly firming cream]


name: HYDROGENATED CASTOR OIL 8 mg in 100 g TOPICAL SHAMPOO [GZE TeaTree Mint ShampooBar]


name: JOJOBA OIL 2 g in 100 g / ALMOND OIL 4 g in 100 g / LITCHI CHINENSIS FRUIT JUICE 4 g in 100 g / AVOCADO OIL 4 g in 100 g TOPICAL GRANULE [MELAO Himalayan Salt Scrub]


name: MEADOWFOAM SEED OIL 4 mg in 100 g / CHRYSANTHELLUM INDICUM FLOWER 3 mg in 100 g / MENTHA ARVENSIS FLOWER OIL 2 mg in 100 g / SACCHARUM OFFICINARUM WHOLE 2 mg in 100 g / ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS FLOWER 2 mg in 100 g / JOJOBA OIL 4 mg in 100 g / CENTELLA ASIATICA ROOT 2 mg in 100 g / AGAVE TEQUILANA LEAF 5 mg in 100 g / HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA TOP WATER 4 mg in 100 g TOPICAL CREAM [MELAO Rapid Reduction Eye Cream]


name: PAEONIA ANOMALA ROOT 2 mg in 1 g / AMINO ACIDS, CORN GLUTEN 5 mg in 1 g / FOSFRUCTOSE 67.8 mg in 1 g / SELENICEREUS GRANDIFLORUS FLOWER 2 mg in 1 g TOPICAL GRANULE [MELAO 24K Gold Scrub]


name: PALMITOYL TETRAPEPTIDE-7 8 g in 30 mL / ACETYL HEXAPEPTIDE-8 5 g in 30 mL / PALMITOYL TRIPEPTIDE-1 8.7 g in 30 mL TOPICAL LIQUID [Gze MATRIXYL 3000 SERUM]


name: PELARGONIUM GRAVEOLENS WHOLE 0.5 mg in 1 g / HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA WHOLE 0.5 mg in 1 g / GLYCERIN 10.03 mg in 1 g / NIACINAMIDE 0.6 mg in 1 g / CENTELLA ASIATICA WHOLE 0.5 mg in 1 g / ALLANTOIN 4.1 mg in 1 g / ALOE ANDONGENSIS LEAF 0.6 mg in 1 g TOPICAL GEL [GZE Brightening Exfoliating Gel]


name: PHYLLANTHUS EMBLICA FRUIT 100 g in 100 mL TOPICAL OIL [GZE Amla Oil]


name: PUMICE 5 mg in 100 mL / (4-(TRIFLUOROMETHOXY)PHENYL)UREA 2 mg in 100 mL TOPICAL GEL [MELAO Callus remover]


name: RETINOL 5 mg in 1 g / MACADAMIA OIL 100 mg in 1 g / TOCOPHEROL 10 mg in 1 g / PANTOTHENIC ACID 10 mg in 1 g / ASCORBIC ACID 10 mg in 1 g / AVOCADO OIL 100 mg in 1 g TOPICAL CAPSULE [BULUBIUKERATINHAIRERUM]


name: SHEA BUTTER 1 g in 100 g / COCOA BUTTER 1 g in 100 g TOPICAL CREAM [Gze Skin Smoothing Cream]


name: VITAMIN A 1 g in 100 g / .ALPHA.-TOCOPHEROL 1 g in 100 g TOPICAL CREAM [Batana oil hair care cream]


name: TITANIUM DIOXIDE 2.169 g in 50.28 g / ZINC OXIDE 9.693 g in 50.28 g TOPICAL PASTE [Mineral Sun Defense Moisturizer Broad Spectrum Sunscreen SPF 30]


name: ZINC OXIDE 216 mg in 1 g TOPICAL STICK [Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Face and Body Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 50]


name: ZINC OXIDE 9.693 g in 50.28 g / TITANIUM DIOXIDE 2.169 g in 50.28 g TOPICAL PASTE [Protective Tinted Moisturizer Broad Spectrum Sunscreen SPF 30]


name: ALLANTOIN 0.9907 g in 198.14 g / DIMETHICONE 2.9721 g in 198.14 g TOPICAL CREAM [Rapid Repair Healing Cream]


name: OCTISALATE 4.9 g in 100 g / AVOBENZONE 2.9 g in 100 g / OCTOCRYLENE 7.6 g in 100 g TOPICAL STICK [COOLA Classic Liplux Lip Balm SPF 30 Original]


name: TITANIUM DIOXIDE 3.6 g in 100 g / ZINC OXIDE 3 g in 100 g TOPICAL STICK [COOLA Mineral Liplux Lip Balm SPF 30 Firecracker]


name: TITANIUM DIOXIDE 5.2 g in 100 mL / ZINC OXIDE 2.5 g in 100 mL TOPICAL LOTION [Bare Republic Mineral Matte Tinted Face SPF 30]


name: TITANIUM DIOXIDE 5.6 g in 100 mL TOPICAL LOTION [COOLA Rosilliance Mineral Tinted Face Moisturizer SPF 30 Fresh Rose]


name: TITANIUM DIOXIDE 6.4 g in 100 mL / ZINC OXIDE 4.2 g in 100 mL TOPICAL LOTION [Bare Republic Mineral Shimmer SPF 30 Diamond Dust]


name: ZINC OXIDE 14 g in 100 mL TOPICAL SPRAY [Bare Republic SPF 30 Mineral Sunscreen Citrus Cooler]


name: ZINC OXIDE 15 g in 100 mL / TITANIUM DIOXIDE 4.3 g in 100 mL TOPICAL SPRAY [Bare Republic SPF 50 Mineral Sunscreen Vanilla Coco]


name: ZINC OXIDE 15.5 g in 100 mL TOPICAL CREAM [FENTY SKIN HYDRA VIZOR BROAD SPECTRUM MINERAL SPF 30 SUNSCREEN MOISTURIZER FRAGRANCE-FREE]


name: ZINC OXIDE 150 mg in 1 mL TOPICAL CREAM [Slip Tint Broad Spectrum SPF 35 Sunscreen Tinted Moisturizer Shade Eight]


name: CYANOCOBALAMIN 1 g in 100 g TOPICAL GEL [YIFUJIA PLANT ANTIBACTERIAL Gel]


name: DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID (PLASMID PUB110) 3 g in 100 g TOPICAL LIQUID [YIFUJIA PLANT ANTIBACTERIAL Solution]


name: SHIITAKE MUSHROOM 15 g in 100 g ORAL LIQUID [SALANA 153 (Blood circulation, Cytothesis, Thrombolysis, Immunity boost, An antitumor, Antiinflammatory, Regulatory action, Inhibitory action, Exocytosis)]


name: AVOCADO OIL 100 mg in 1 g / ASCORBIC ACID 10 mg in 1 g / TOCOPHEROL 10 mg in 1 g / PANTOTHENIC ACID 10 mg in 1 g / RETINOL 5 mg in 1 g / MACADAMIA OIL 100 mg in 1 g TOPICAL CAPSULE [BULUBIUBIOTINCOLLAGENKERATIN]


name: INFINITY Blood Glucose Monitoring System


name: Monoject 0.5mL 30G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Monoject 1mL 28G 1/2 inch Tuberculin Syringe


name: RITE AID 0.5mL 29G 1/2 inch Insulin Syringe


name: RITE AID 0.5mL 30G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: RITE AID 1mL 29G 1/2 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Relion 0.5mL 29G 1/2 inch Insulin Syringe


name: AIMSCO 0.3mL 31G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: BD Insulin 1/2ML 29G 1/2 inch Ultrafine Syringe


name: BD Insulin 1ML U-100 27G 5/8 inch Syringe


name: BD Ultra-Fine 3/10ML U-100 31G 5/16 inch Insulin Syringe


name: Walgreens Insulin 1ML U-100 29G 1/2 inch Syringe


name: INFINITY Blood Glucose Monitor Starter Kit


name: Leader Deluxe Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor System


name: LifeSource Aneroid Home Blood Pressure Kit


name: LifeSource Blood Pressure Monitor System


name: Microlife NEB200 Compressor Nebulizer System


name: OCuSOFT HypoChlor Eyelid and Eyelash Solution


name: OCuSoft Eye Lid Scrub Original Pre-Moistened Pads


name: OFF! Deep Woods 25% Insect Repellent Spray (Unscented)


name: OFF! Familycare 5% Insect Repellent II Spray (Clean Feel)


name: OFF! Familycare 5% Insect Repellent III Spray (Tropical Fresh)


name: OFF! Familycare 7% Insect Repellent IV Spray (Unscented)


name: OFF! Familycare Smooth & Dry 15% Insect Repellent I Spray


name: OFF! Familycare Smooth & Dry 5% Insect Repellent II Spray (Clean Feel)


name: OFF! Sportsmen Deep Woods 25% Insect Repellent II Spray


name: OFF! Sportsmen Deep Woods 30% Insect Repellent III Spray


name: OFF! Sportsmen Deep Woods 98.25% Insect Repellent I Spray


name: Omron 10 Series Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor


name: OptiChamber Diamond Valved Holding Chamber


name: Precision Xtra Blood Glucose & Ketone Monitor Kit


name: Prevail Bladder Control Pad (Moderate Long)


name: Prevail Extra Absorbency Underwear (Youth/Small)


name: Procare Pressure Monitor System (XL Cuff)


name: RITE AID Exam Quality Synthetic Nitrile Gloves


name: RITE AID Maximum Absorbency Long Length Pads


name: RITE AID Moderate Absorbency Long Length Women Bladder Control Pads


name: RITE AID Ultimate Absorbency Long Length Women Bladder Control Pads


name: RITE AID Ultimate Absorbency Regular Length Women Bladder Control Pads


name: RITE AID Ultimate Absorbency Women Overnight Pads


name: Rapport Classic Vacuum Therapy ED Device


name: Roscoe Rite-Neb 4 Nebulizer Compressor System


name: Similac Human Milk Fortifier Powder for Suspension


name: Sleep Overs Unisex Youth Absorbent Underwear


name: Smart Sense Blood Glucose Monitoring System


name: Aveeno Baby Eczema Daily Moisturizing Topical Cream


name: Aveeno Eczema Daily Moisturizing Topical Cream


name: Sunmark Advanced Automatic Inflation Blood Pressure Monitor (Medium Cuff)


name: TopCare Lice Treatment 1% Creme Rinse (Family Pack)


name: Unifine SafeControl 5mm 31G 3/16 inch Pen Needle


name: Unifine SafeControl 6mm 31G 1/4 inch Pen Needle


name: Unifine SafeControl 8mm 31G 5/16 inch Pen Needle