Judge rules in favor of compounders, against FDA in lawsuit over MOU

A federal district court judge has issued a summary judgment in favor of a group of compounding pharmacies, ruling that FDA’s MOU on interstate shipments of compounded drugs violated the law, and the agency cannot enforce it. Read more →

Reminder: You probably can’t compound that peptide

We still get questions about compounding peptides, but the answer hasn’t changed. Read more →

Y’all are making Scott sweat

We’re 6 weeks out from CCH. The exhibits are sold out. The hotel room block is filling fast. But our registration count right now is ... meh. Read more →

APC releases 2021 Snapshot of Pharmacy Compounding

Check out the details and download the report. Read more →

Where’s Waldo … er, Scott?

He’s in Albuquerque today! Read more →

APC cautions against making claims of efficacy about drugs prescribed for off-label use

While we applaud the efforts of pharmacy compounders who provide patients with vaccines and treatment options during the ongoing pandemic, we also offer this caution. Read more →

Your future may include frog foam

Apparently it can be used to deliver drugs through the skin more effectively than synthetic foams. Read more →

Could statins go OTC?

Researchers at Duke & the U. of Texas developed an app that was more than 96% accurate in deciding who should get the statins and who should based on their answers to a questionnaire. Read more →

Jen talks with PCCA

She’s the subject of the latest post in the PCCA Blog, talking about "The Evolving Role of Pharmacy Technicians". Read more →

New reading of old rule could hurt Nevada patients’ access to meds

The Nevada BoP has asked the state’s AG’s office whether state law requires that all out-of-state pharmacists who compound for Nevada patients hold a Nevada pharmacist’s license. Read more →