The Law of Compounding Medications And Drugs: Question of the Day December 10, 2014 Did the letter compounder groups just sent to Congress make the case for a model compounding pharmacy state law that is in compliance with the DQSA that each state adopts much like Louisiana and Oklahoma? Why is this not an option? Each state could add additional requirements such as Texas requiring all nonresident compounding pharmacies to have an inspection from a designated organization, Oklahoma to decide the PIC must be licensed in Oklahoma, etc.

Wednesday, December 10, 2014

Question of the Day December 10, 2014 Did the letter compounder groups just sent to Congress make the case for a model compounding pharmacy state law that is in compliance with the DQSA that each state adopts much like Louisiana and Oklahoma? Why is this not an option? Each state could add additional requirements such as Texas requiring all nonresident compounding pharmacies to have an inspection from a designated organization, Oklahoma to decide the PIC must be licensed in Oklahoma, etc.

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AnonymousDecember 10, 2014 at 9:30 PM
It has been adopted by the PCCA, right? Its website reads:

"...the federal government has approved the use of compounded medications for those individuals who have received a prescription for that specific compounded medication"

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