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• APC best practices presented at ketamine forum

  APC CEO Scott Brunner and PCCA’s A.J. Day attended a forum in Washington, D.C., on the emergence of ketamine as an area of therapeutic interest. read more →

• APC weighs in with several state BOPs

  APC is always keeping track of what state boards of pharmacy are up to, and we’ll reach out when we think something needs clarification. Here’s a sampling of the kind of letters we’ve sent recently. read more →

• Success: Town hall briefing on GLP-1 compounding

  We blasted through our expectations for our virtual town hall on compounding semaglutide on June 26, with almost 700 people registered. read more →

• APC delivers compounding briefing on Capitol Hill

  APC briefed about four dozen House of Representatives healthcare staffers on the practice of pharmacy compounding — and cleared some of the muddied waters. read more →

• Those Lilly letters

  We learned this week that several compounding pharmacies have received a cease-and-desist letter from a law firm representing Eli Lilly. read more →

• CCH registration is OPEN!

  Demonstrate your commitment to your patients and practice at APC’s annual DC fly-in for pharmacy compounders, September 17-18 at Hilton National Mall. read more →

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APC Board Chair-Elect Anthony Grzib spoke on behalf of APC during the open comment period of the Delaware Board of Pharmacy meeting on Wednesday November 16. APC and NCPA submitted a comment letter to the Board of Pharmacy (BOP) regarding the proposal to add new subsection 5.1.7.3 to Section 2500 of the Delaware Administrative Code.

The letter recommends striking the current 10 percent limitation on 503A pharmacies providing office stock to veterinarians, as well as continuing to align state regulations with GFI #256 and any clarifications we may receive on the guidance. The BOP will discuss and vote on the proposed rule at their next meeting in January.

APC reported on this story earlier this month.