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Retail Sale of Drugs

Definition of Retail Sale of Drugs

  • Retail: The business of selling drugs directly to consumers through pharmacies or drugstores. (Retail Sale of Drugs)

Licensing Requirements:

  • Retail License: 

    • Mandatory for operating a pharmacy or drugstore.

    • Types of Retail Licenses:

      • General Retail License: For selling non-prescription drugs.

      • Prescription Retail License: Required to sell Schedule H drugs.

  • Pharmacist in Charge:

    • Must have a registered pharmacist present during business hours.

    • Ensures that customers receive professional advice and that prescription requirements are met.

Application Process:

  • Similar to wholesale licensing but with additional requirements for the presence of qualified personnel.

Conditions for License:

  • Display: Proper display of the license at the place of business.

  • Storage: Adequate storage facilities to maintain drug quality and prevent misuse.

  • Security: Measures to prevent theft or unauthorized access, especially for controlled drugs.


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