Central Fill Pharmacy Rules: The Legal Do’s and Don’ts of Using a Centralized Fulfillment Center for Prescriptions.
Central fill can make your pharmacy faster and safer—if you follow the rules. Centralized fulfillment changes who does … Read more
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Non-Resident Pharmacy Licenses: Shipping Drugs Across State Lines? You Could Be Breaking the Law Without This License.
You can fill a prescription in one state and mail it to a patient in another. But without … Read more
Out-of-State Prescriptions: Can You Legally Fill a Prescription from a Doctor in Another State? The Dangerous Grey Area of Telehealth.
Telehealth makes it easy to see a clinician who isn’t in your state. But prescriptions don’t always travel … Read more
E-Prescribing Mandates: Is Your Pharmacy Legally Ready for Electronic-Only Prescriptions? The Rules for Opioids and Other Controls.
Electronic prescribing is no longer just a convenience. In many states it is the law—especially for opioids and … Read more
Pharmacy Technician Ratios: How Many Techs Are Too Many? The State-by-State Laws That Impact Safety and Your License.
Pharmacists ask this question every week: how many pharmacy technicians can I safely and legally supervise? The right … Read more
The Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA): “Track and Trace” Is Now Law, Are You Compliant? Your Duty to Identify Illegitimate Products.
After a decade of rollout, the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) “track and trace” framework is now … Read more
503A vs. 503B Compounding: The Critical Legal Difference You Must Know, Why Operating as the Wrong Type of Pharmacy Is a Huge Risk.
Compounding pharmacies fall into two very different legal categories in the United States: section 503A traditional pharmacies and … Read more
FDA Advertising Rules: Can You Legally Advertise Compounded Drugs? The “Off-Label” Promotion Rules That Can Cost You Millions.
Compounded drugs fill real gaps in care. But the moment you promote them, you step into a thicket … Read more
Adulteration vs. Misbranding: The Two FDA Violations That Can Shut You Down, Why Dropping a Pill on the Floor Is a Federal Crime.
Two short words do most of the heavy lifting in FDA law: adulteration and misbranding. They sound technical. … Read more
Medicare Part D Audits: They Aren’t Just Checking Prescriptions, The Top 5 Clerical Errors That Lead to Massive Clawbacks.
Medicare Part D audits do not just verify that a drug was clinically appropriate. They examine whether the … Read more