write the law of compounding drugs and medications blogs. I posed a question regarding the United Compounding Network on the blog and a reader who declined to be identified suggested rather than posing the question I call and ask you.
First, on you website (which I realize is under construction) there is no number to call that I could find.
Second, attempts by others to obtain information about your network have not been successful. The reader who posted the comment indicates that outsourcing facilities will not be a part of the network. Is this correct? The reader also indicated it is for non sterile compounds only. Is this correct? What about if a compounding pharmacy does both sterile and non sterile can they be apart of your network if they meet the rest of your criteria? What exactly is your criteria for membership? How much, if anything, does it cost to be a part of the network? How many compounding pharmacies will equal the 1 percent? Say 100 compounding pharmacies equals the top 1 percent, once you have your 100 members no one else will be allowed to join the network? Is that correct?
How many charter members are there? Who are the charter members? Has it already been determined through your network they meet the top 1 percent?
I look forward to receiving your answers since I was told by the anonymous poster on the blog that all I had to do was ask you.Thank you for your assistance
Sue Richmond
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We appreciate your inquiry regarding UCN and will provide answers to as many of your questions as possible this week. Please follow the link for UCN’s press release: http://www.businesswire.com/
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