What information is NOT typically found on prescription medication labels?

Prescription medication labels are designed to provide essential information that is critical for the safe and effective use of the medication. Typically, labels include the prescription number, dosage instructions, and the patient’s name. This information helps ensure that the prescribed medication is used correctly by the right patient.

The compounding pharmacist's qualifications are generally not included on prescription labels. While this information may be relevant in certain contexts, such as in compounding facilities or in professional settings, it does not pertain directly to the dispensing of the medication to patients. The focus of prescription labels is primarily on the medication itself, how it should be taken, and relevant patient information to facilitate safe medication use.