Where can drug storage requirements typically be found?

The appropriate source for drug storage requirements is often found on the drug profile in the pharmacy computer system. This profile is designed to provide comprehensive information about the drug, including its storage conditions such as temperature, light sensitivity, and humidity needs. This information is crucial for ensuring that the medication retains its efficacy and stability. While other options, such as the stock bottle label and the prescription vial label, can provide some storage information, they may not always contain detailed requirements essential for optimal drug preservation.

Moreover, RxNet, which is a centralized database for prescription information, typically serves a different purpose and does not primarily focus on providing specific storage requirements for each medication. Therefore, the drug profile in the pharmacy's computer system is the most reliable and detailed source for understanding how to properly store a drug.