059-17 Wyo. Code R. §§ 17-10 - Master Formulation Records, Compounding Records and Labeling
(a) Sterile compounding pharmacies shall
maintain a master formulation record:
(i) A
master formulation record shall be maintained for CSPs prepared for more than
one patient and for CSPs prepared from nonsterile ingredients;
(ii) Any changes or alterations to the master
formulation record shall be approved by the designated person(s) and documents;
and
(iii) The master formulations
record shall include, but is not limited to, the following information:
(A) Name, strength or activity, and dosage
form of the CSP;
(B) Identities and
amounts of all ingredients;
(C)
Type and size of container-closure system(s);
(D) Complete instructions for preparing the
CSP, including equipment, supplies, a description of the compounding steps, and
any special precautions;
(E)
Physical description of the final CSP;
(F) BUD and storage requirements;
(G) Reference source to support the stability
of the CSP;
(H) Quality control
(QC) procedures; and
(I) Other
information as needed to describe the compounding process and ensure
repeatability.
(b) Pharmacy staff shall create a compounding
record for all CSPs:
(i) The prescription,
medication order, or label may serve as the compounding record;
(ii) The compounding record may be stored
electronically if an ACD workflow management system, or other equipment is used
to compound the CSP;
(iii) The
compounding record shall be readily retrievable;
(iv) The master formulation record may serve
as the basis for preparing the compounding record; and
(v) The compounding record shall include, but
is not limited to, the following information:
(A) Name, strength or activity, and dosage
form of the CSP;
(B) Date and time
of preparation of the CSP;
(C)
Assigned internal identification number;
(D) A method to identify the individuals
involved in the compounding process and verifying the final CSP;
(E) Name of each component;
(F) Vendor, lot number, and expiration date
for each component for CSPs prepared for more that one patient and for CSPs
prepared from nonsterile ingredients(s);
(G) Weight or volume of each
component;
(H) Strength or activity
of each component;
(I) Total
quantity compounded;
(J) Assigned
BUD and storage requirements;
(K)
Results of QC procedures;
(L)
Master formulation record reference for the CSP, if applicable; and
(M) Calculations made to determine and verify
quantities and/or concentrations of components, if applicable.
(c) The label on the
immediate container of the CSP shall, at a minimum, display the following
information:
(i) Assigned internal
identification number;
(ii) Active
ingredient(s) and their amounts, activities, or concentrations;
(iii) Storage conditions if other than
controlled room temperature;
(iv)
BUD;
(v) Route of
administration;
(vi) Total amount
or volume if it is not obvious from the container;
(vii) If it is a single dose container, a
statement stating such when space permits; and
(viii) If it is a multiple dose container, a
statement stating such.
Notes
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