UNC Health Medication Formulary
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UNC Health Medication Formulary
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intrauterine devices
intrauterine devices
- Hazardous Drugs System Hazardous Drugs List Link
| Drug Name | Form | Strength | ARHS | Blue Ridge | Caldwell | Chatham | Johnston | Lenoir | Medical Center | Nash | Pardee | Rex | Rockingham | Southeastern | Wayne | Youth Behavioral Health |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Copper Intrauterine Device (ParaGard) | DEVICE, INTRAUTERINE | |||||||||||||||
| Levonorgestrel (Skyla) | DEVICE, INTRAUTERINE | 13.5 mg | ||||||||||||||
| Levonorgestrel (Kyleena) | DEVICE, INTRAUTERINE | 19.5 mg | ||||||||||||||
| Levonorgestrel (Liletta) | DEVICE, INTRAUTERINE | 52 mg |
Last updated: May. 8, 2024
- Black Box Warning: Bolded (not boxed): Not Protective Against HIV
UNC Health
Caution – Category 2: Non-antineoplastic Hazardous Medication, see below for exposure mitigation strategies
System Formulary Restriction:
Inpatient use of levonorgestrel (Liletta) intrauterine device is restricted to approval by OB/GYN, Family Medicine providers, or Pediatric/Adolescent Medicine providers
Inpatient use of copper (Paragard) intrauterine device is restricted to approval by OB/GYN, Family Medicine providers, or Pediatric/Adolescent Medicine providers
Use of levonorgestrel (Skyla) intrauterine device is restricted to outpatient encounters or clinic use only (ie, no inpatient use)
Use of levonorgestrel (Kyleena) intrauterine device is restricted to outpatient encounters or clinic use only (ie, no inpatient use)
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UNC Medical Center Formulary Restrictions