Nowadays, many families are equipped with a family medicine box, but many family medicine box in the storage of drugs is not scientific. How to scientifically and reasonably do a good job in the storage management of family medicine, need to pay attention to the following aspects: (1) mark the small medicine box drugs should be classified and stored. Drug instructions should not be separated from the drug. The original packaging intact drugs, can be stored intact, bulk drugs should be separated by class, and in the medicine bottle (box) with a prominent label, write clearly the name of the drug, the main treatment of what diseases and dosage. For the label off or blurred, should be promptly subsidized, marked expiration or expiration date. With a certain drug empty bottle to fill another drug shall be wiped clean with a cotton pad inside the bottle before pouring in, and then, the label must be replaced to avoid misuse. (2) Medicines must be stored in special cabinets. If you have children or mental patients at home, medicines should be placed in locked medicine boxes or special cabinets so that they are not easily accessible or taken at will to prevent misuse. In addition, it is best to store internal and external medications separately to avoid confusion. (3) Drugs should be stored in dry, low temperature, cool, sealed and protected from light. Drugs that are susceptible to dampness and deterioration, such as dry yeast tablets (food mother raw), vitamin B1 tablets, aminophylline tablets, compound licorice tablets, medicinal charcoal, aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid tablets), belladonna tablets, etc., should be placed in airtight containers and covered tightly after use. Drugs that are easily decomposed by sunlight, such as vitamin C tablets, nitroglycerin tablets, metoclopramide tablets (gastrofacial, methotrexate), etc., should be kept in airtight brown bottles. Drugs that need to be kept at low temperature (2-10 degrees Celsius), such as rifampin eye drops, pepsin combination, lactase, insulin, polio pills, vaccines and other biological products, should be kept in the refrigerator’s freezer, never in the freezer. Pediatric antipyretic suppositories, glycerin suppositories, contraceptive suppositories and other drugs that are easily dissolved and deformed by heat must be wrapped in wax paper and then packed in cartons and stored in an environment below 2-5 degrees Celsius. (4) We should always check whether the drugs have exceeded the expiration date or deteriorated, and eliminate them regularly. The drugs stored at home should be checked regularly, and the drugs marked with expiration date should be used within the specified period. For example, the expiration date of multi-enzyme tablets is only 1 year, and the shelf life of chloramphenicol eye drops is also 1 year, so you should pay attention to their expiration dates, and it is best to register them in a special book and check them from time to time. Any drugs that have expired and those that have become damp, discolored or moldy should not be used further and should be removed as soon as possible. Generally 3 to 6 months should be cleaned once the family medicine box, check whether the drugs exceed the expiration date or deterioration and expiration, – once found the problem drugs should be promptly dealt with or replaced. When removing and discarding medicines, the outer packaging should be destroyed and the remaining medicines should be poured out so that they will not be picked up by others and misused.