Labeling on a Medicine Bottle
Labeling on a Medicine BottleJesus M. Martinez RiveraUniversity
Ana G. Mendez Metro Orlando campus
What is a medicine?
Are drugs that help us to prevent and alleviate diseases that
attack our body.
What is a Label?In the label of a medicine is divided into
several parts there will tell us the name of medicine. We can also
find the amount in the container of medication. The name of
manufacturing, the route of administration of the medication. The
precautions that we have and the bar code.
Part of label
it describes the symptoms that the medicine treats.Are the parts
of the medication that make it work.
it indicates the dose of the medicine, like it to take and the
quantity that you can take in one day.
Continue part of label
It is the ingredient that is inactive is not to treat the
disease an example would be a preservative or a flavoring.
How to store your medication.
here we find the side effects. the medicines that we do not owe
it combines also the telephone number is of toxicological.
Conclusionthe importance that every drug has its label is to
provide product information and all the necessary information in
order to know the medication that we use and also has a number in
case of emergency.
ReferenceBates, F. W. (1899). U.S. Patent No. 630,822.
Washington, DC: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.The Current
Over-the-Counter Medicine Label: Take a Look. (2016, February 11).
Retrieved from
http://www.fda.gov/Drugs/ResourcesForYou/ucm133411.htm
