Haas Pharmacy (replacing CampMeds/PackMyRx)
What is our pharmacy partner, Haas Pharmacy, needed for?
ALL ORAL medications, vitamins and supplements (anything taken by mouth) - both over the counter and prescription, daily and *as needed - must come from the Pre-packaging pharmacy. This includes:
- Pills that are swallowed
- Chewable tablets
- Dissolvable tablets (ODT, orally dissolvable tablets, fast melt)
- Liquids
Medication Exclusions: Isotretinoin (Accutane), Oral Contraceptives & Lactaid, Benadryl for Allergic Reactions
Camper Exclusions: International & Taste Campers
* As needed items for allergies, sleep, anxiety, GI health, migraine relief that can be packaged must be packaged. If you think your child may need this item more than twice a week, it must be obtained from our pharmacy partner.
If your child needs Advil or Tylenol for a headache occasionally or a TUMS every once in a while- we have that and will give these items to your child when needed. You do not need to order those through the pharmacy partner.
New for 2025: Camp will stock Miralax, no need to order this or send this to camp, but it must be listed on the Online Health History.
Required to be ordered & filled through Pre-packaging Pharmacy:
- Prescription medication taken by mouth: chewable, swallowed capsules, softgels, tablets, liquids, orally disintegrating tablets (ODT), powders
- Nonprescription medications, supplements & vitamins, including melatonin & over the counter (OTC) allergy medication that will be taken by mouth, including liquids, ODT and powders.
- For specialty vitamins or supplements, please contact Campmeds to confirm they can provide these.
- As needed medications and supplements, such as allergy pills, migraine relief and melatonin, taken by mouth.
Cannot be ordered from Pre-packaging Pharmacy. Send with your camper:
- Isotretinoin (Accutane)
- Birth Control Pill Packs
- Growth Hormone
- Biologics (ex Humira)
- Insulin
May be ordered through Pre-packaging Pharmacy, ENCOURAGED, but NOT REQUIRED by Ramah Poconos:
- Nasal Sprays
- Inhalers
- Topical creams or ointments
- Eye Drops
- Injectable epinephrine (Auvi-Q, Epi-pens)
- Transdermal Patches