What additional information might be included on an auxiliary label for a medication?

Including instructions for storage on an auxiliary label for a medication serves to ensure that the patient understands how to properly keep the medication to maintain its effectiveness and safety. Proper storage conditions can vary depending on the medication; for example, some may need to be stored in a cool, dry place, while others might require refrigeration. This information is crucial as improper storage can lead to a degradation of the medication, potentially rendering it less effective or even harmful.

The other options, while they may pertain to a patient’s prescription or pharmacy records, are not typically found on auxiliary labels. Patient medical history is confidential and not appropriate for label information. The pharmacist's name, although important for accountability and contact, is generally included elsewhere on the prescription documentation rather than on the medication itself. Lastly, manufacturer details are not commonly included on auxiliary labels, as the focus is more on providing the patient with relevant dosing and safety information directly related to their use of the medication.