According to Ohio law, what must be placed on a product dispensed in original packaging?

The requirement under Ohio law that mandates a smaller label to be placed inside the box or package ensures that important dispensing information is available to the patient while still retaining the original manufacturer's branding and information on the outer packaging. This smaller label typically contains specific details such as dosage instructions, patient name, and any other relevant information concerning the medication’s use.

This approach strikes a balance between patient safety and the branding and information provided by the original manufacturer. It allows patients to easily identify their medication while ensuring they have access to the crucial information needed for appropriate use. This practice promotes clear communication and safety in medication dispensing.

In contrast to this, relying solely on the original manufacturer’s label does not provide the necessary patient-specific information and may not fulfill the legal requirements for dispensing. The options that suggest larger or different forms of labeling also do not meet the established guidelines as mandated by Ohio law. The requirement for a specialized smaller label caters to the need for legibility and direct access to usage guidelines.