Mark kits as ready for destruction at the site or at a depot
If the study requires kit reconciliation and the site is drug destruction capable, you must mark the kits as ready for destruction. This procedure also applies to rollover studies.
Shipments are created based on the temperature requirements for the kits. For example, if you mark a refrigerated kit and a frozen kit as Pending Destruction, one shipment is created for the refrigerated kit, and another shipment is created for the frozen kit. If the return shipments don't have temperature requirements, consider combining multiple packing lists in one shipment.
If the depot that sent the kits to the site is drug destruction capable, the kits are sent back to that depot. If multiple depots ship kits to a site, and all depots are drug destruction capable, kits are sent back to their originating depots for destruction.
If the depot that sent the kits isn't drug destruction capable, the kits are sent to the depot that is marked as a drug destruction facility and that is associated with the country that the site is in.
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- If the site is drug destruction capable, the site can destroy the kits and mark them as Destroyed.
- If the site isn't drug destruction capable, one or more shipments are created for the kits you selected for destruction. You have to ship the kits to the drug destruction depot identified in the shipments. For more information, see Ship kits to a drug destruction depot.
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Parent topic: Perform kit reconciliation