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Wednesday, October 3, 2012
More on the New England Compounding Center
The Wall Street Journal has an article regarding the New England Compounding Center entitled, Meningitis Tied to Pharmacy: Authorities Investigate Maker of Steroid Injections Linked to Deadly Outbreak. To read the article click here.
Tennessee Board of Pharmacy Board Meeting involved a complaint about a compounding pharmacy
The July 26-27, 2012 Tennessee Board of Pharmacy Board Meeting involved a complaint about a compounding pharmacy that was making commercially available products. The complaint was dismissed. Here is the entry from the meeting minutes:
Anonymous complaint alleged that compounding pharmacy compounded commercially available products (Untraflex and/or Neuro-Gel Plus) and shipped them to physicians’ offices in a contiguous state.
Investigation revealed that pharmacy is not compounding commercially available products and that the products are being billed as prescribed.
Prior discipline: none
Recommendation: Dismiss
Apothecure, Inc. and Gary Osborn Get No Jail Time: $100,000 Fine Imposed
The judge has sentenced Gary Osborn on Counts 1-2 to 1 year of probation and imposed a $100,000 fine. The judge has sentenced Apothecure Inc., Counts 1-2 to 5 years of probation and imposed a $100,000 fine.
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