Medication tracking

A system comprising:

• one or more processors configured to:
• receive a first unique identifier, wherein the first unique identifier corresponds to a first computer-readable code associated with a first medicinal container configured to store a first medication;
• request, from a remotely located database, first drug data using the first unique identifier, wherein the first drug data corresponds to the first medication, and wherein the first drug data includes a quantity associated with the first medication;
• determine a quantity of a second medication using the first drug data, wherein the second medication includes at least a portion of the first medication;
• and
• update the remotely located database to associate the quantity of the second medication with a second unique identifier, wherein the second unique identifier corresponds to a second computer-readable code that is associated with the second medication.

A method comprising:

• receiving a first unique identifier, wherein the first unique identifier corresponds to a first computer-readable code associated with a first medicinal container configured to store a first medication;
• requesting, from a remotely located database, first drug data using the first unique identifier, wherein the first drug data corresponds to the first medication, and wherein the first drug data includes a quantity associated with the first medication;
• determining a quantity of a second medication using the first drug data, wherein the second medication includes at least a portion of the first medication;
• and
• updating the remotely located database to associate the quantity of the second medication with a second unique identifier, wherein the second unique identifier corresponds to a second computer-readable code that is associated with the second medication.

A non-transitory computer-readable media, comprising computer-executable instructions that when executed by one or more processing devices, cause the one or more processing devices to:

• receive a first unique identifier, wherein the first unique identifier corresponds to a first computer-readable code associated with a first medicinal container configured to store a first medication;
• request, from a remotely located database, first drug data using the first unique identifier, wherein the first drug data corresponds to the first medication, and wherein the first drug data includes a quantity associated with the first medication;
• determine a quantity of a second medication using the first drug data, wherein the second medication includes at least a portion of the first medication;
• and
• update the remotely located database to associate the quantity of the second medication with a second unique identifier, wherein the second unique identifier corresponds to a second computer-readable code that is associated with the second medication.