[webblarsk]

Originally Posted by aimeee

The kits are supplied by a national hospice pharmacy supplier so they are standardized. If they have allergies you can have them ship the kit without certain items but you cannot substitute anything into it. Ours have less roxanol but more of the other items mentioned. In addition they have liquid haldol and ABHR suppositories. All of the items in the kit are in the standing orders.

Do you have any contact information you could share with me? Thanks so much.

[Angelica]

Are the ABHR supps for nausea? We use something similar, except we use haldol, benztropine, reglan and decadron. What does the 'A' stand for?

[aimeee]

A is for Ativan, and yes, we use them for nausea and vomiting. We can get them with decadron added too.

[aimeee]

Oh, but the B is for Benadryl.

[momcats3]

Hi, we use Hospice Pharmacia. They also do things like MSIR in 1 mg gel paks, just open and apply. Also have Ativan gel, Haldol gel, etc. I think they may be out of Philadelphia. Also, I get a box of scopalamine patches, just to have. Don't keep them in the 'fridge, though.