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Friday, February 20, 2015
Second Question of the Day February 20 2015 Even if a compounding pharmacy is doing patient-specific prescriptions can't they still be in fact manufacturing drugs in violation of the law? Isn't NECC an example of that even though some of the scripts had made up names? Again where is the line to be drawn at not 5%, or 30%? Compounders and the groups that represent them have historically complained no matter what the percentage, no matter the legislation, but what is their solution short of the federal government staying out of their business except of course when a NECC happens and then it is where was the federal government then?
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