Objective: To investigation the usage of multi-dose drugs and the labeling of the service life after the multi-dose packaged oral drugs be used for children in our hospital and understand its current situation

to provide references for the quality and safety management of drugs. Methods: Transfer the prescription of the outpatient department in our hospital through PASS PharmAssist; according to the drug supply list of our hospital

except for self-made preparations

multi-dose oral drugs were screened out

and the labeling of the service life after the usage of drugs in the drug instructions was consulted. Results: There were 346 kinds of oral drugs in our hospital

and 218 kinds of multi-dose packaged oral drugs. There were 8 kinds of drugs mentioned clearly of the service life after the drugs being used

accounting for 3. 67% of the total; and 3 drugs with detailed storage conditions after labeling the service life

accounting for 1. 38%

and one that mentioned storage conditions but did not mentioned service life

accounting for 0. 46%. There were 23 species mentioned to be protected from light or dark

and only 3 species mentioned to be protected from light or dark and packed in brown. Conclusion: The multi-dose packaged oral drugs is commonly used in children’ s hospital; The labeling rate of service life of multi-dose packaged oral drugs is low; the labeling of service life of oral drugs from different manufacturers is not uniform; the storage conditions and containers of multi-dose packaged oral liquid drugs are not uniform. The safety of children’s use of multi-dose packaged oral drugs cannot be guaranteed

which affects the efficacy and safety of children.