1. A method of managing a pharmacy kit, comprising: causing an antenna coupled to a pharmacy kit container to emit a radio signal at least within the pharmacy kit container; receiving tag information of a plurality of radio frequency identification (RFID) tags coupled to a plurality of medicinal containers based at least in part on the antenna emitting the radio signal at least within the pharmacy kit container, wherein the pharmacy kit container provides electromagnetic shielding, wherein the plurality of medicinal containers are configured to store a plurality of medications, wherein the plurality of RFID tags are associated with a pharmacy kit located within the pharmacy kit container and are associated with medication data of the plurality of medications, wherein a first RFID tag of the plurality of RFID tags is coupled to a first medicinal container of the plurality of medicinal containers and the first medicinal container is configured to store a first medication of the plurality of medications, and wherein the first RFID tag is associated with first medication data of the first medication, the first medication data comprising at least an identifier of the first medication and a concentration of the first medication; determining whether a kit stocking contingency has occurred with respect to a segment of the pharmacy kit based at least in part on the received tag information, wherein the segment identifies a medication type and medication concentration that forms at least a portion of the pharmacy kit; based at least in part on a determination that the kit stocking contingency has not occurred, determining whether the segment has been satisfactorily stocked according to a first acceptance criterion, wherein determining whether the segment has been satisfactorily stocked according to the first acceptance criterion comprises comparing the medication data associated with the plurality of RFID tags with the segment to determine whether at least one medicinal container of the plurality of medicinal containers stores the medication type and medication concentration identified by the segment; based at least in part on a determination that the kit stocking contingency has occurred, determining whether the segment has been satisfactorily stocked according to a second acceptance criterion different from the first acceptance criterion, wherein determining whether the segment has been satisfactorily stocked according to the second acceptance criterion comprises comparing the medication data associated with the plurality of RFID tags with the segment to determine whether the at least one medicinal container stores the medication type identified by the segment and a substitute medication concentration; and causing a display to display information regarding whether the segment has been satisfactorily stocked according to at least one of the first acceptance criterion or the second acceptance criterion.