When stocking inventory, which dewormer should be placed in the front?

The practice of stocking inventory in a manner that prioritizes items based on their expiration dates is essential for ensuring that products used for animal health are safe and effective. Placing the dewormer that expires in 2 weeks at the front is the best choice because it is the soonest to expire and therefore should be used first. This approach helps minimize waste and ensures that you are always using products that are still within their efficacy period.

If the product that expires in 2 weeks is at the back, it may be overlooked in favor of items with longer expiration dates. This could lead to the expiration of the shorter-dated item while the longer-dated items are used instead. Effective inventory management relies on the "first in, first out" (FIFO) principle, which prioritizes the use of older products to ensure inventory is rotated properly.