Unit dose packaging definition
Unit dose packaging means the packaging of individual doses of a drug in containers which preserve the identity and integrity of the drug from the point of packaging to administration and which are properly labeled pursuant to rules of the board.
Unit dose packaging means that packaging which is designed to hold a quantity of a drug product intended for administration as a single dose.
Unit dose packaging means the ordered amount of drug in a dosage form ready for administration to a particular patient, by the prescribed route at the prescribed time, and properly labeled with the name, strength, and expiration date of the drug.