Keep Noncontrolled Med Diversion on Your Radar

July 2025

Is your pharmacy equipped to spot diversion of noncontrolled meds?

You may already be familiar with the usual suspects for misuse...such as propofol, quetiapine, and sildenafil.

But some can be surprising. There are reports of using insulin as a performance enhancer...inserting gabapentin rectally to increase absorption...and taking high-dose fluoxetine for weight loss.

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Keep Noncontrolled Med Diversion on Your Radar

Practical advice for a better career, with unlimited access to CE

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