Anonymous wrote:But you're a hell of a lot less likely to go through the trouble of having the original packaging with your kid's name and correct dosage and stick some other random med in it, right? Why would you even do that?
What they're attempting to do is make sure your child is taking medication that is properly prescribed and not expired. You sound like a lovely and responsible parent, but let's get real these regulations exist for the lowest common denominator, which exists.
Many schools have communal epipens at this point. I know my school in APS does.
Not that hard parents. Nurse must have doctors prescription with drug.
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