Which one of the following is not a reason for a pharmacy to repackage a bulk medication?
A) Repackaging helps the technicians learn the drug names and strengths.
B) Purchasing a bulk medication is less expensive than purchasing a unit-dosed medication.
C) Certain medications are not available in unit doses.
D) Repackaging may decrease the wait time for the patient to receive the medication.

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Repackaging a bulk medication in a pharmacy is primarily done for cost efficiency, availability in specific dosages, and to reduce patient wait times. It is not typically done for educational purposes such as helping technicians learn drug names and strengths.

Which One of the Following Is Not a Reason for a Pharmacy