Ask for Details About Latex Allergies

February 2021

We're getting questions about how to handle latex allergies.

Patients can have allergic reactions to latex from natural rubber...which is in some vial stoppers or parts of syringes, pens, or auto-injectors.

Expect your hospital to stock latex-free materials whenever possible...including latex-free gloves and IV tubing.

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Table of Contents

COVID-19 Become a Pro at Dispensing mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines
Automated Dispensing Use Strategies to Ensure Meds in ADCs Are In-Date
COVID-19 Most Adults CAN Safely Get mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines
Med Safety Help Ensure Safety With Oral Loading Doses
COVID-19 Know Pros and Cons of the Ellume COVID-19 Home Test
Pediatrics Expect Changes to Improve Safety With Pediatric Infusions
Veterinary Medicine Look Out for Pet Rxs on the Owner's Med List
COVID-19 Be Aware of Risks With Oral Meds to Treat COVID-19
Allergic Reactions Ask for Details About Latex Allergies