APC News

Big thanks to CompPAC investors

Published October 10, 2023

CompPAC is the way APC supports members of Congress who think like you do about pharmacy compounding. And where does CompPAC get its funding? From compounders like you.

Licensed in California? You’ll want to see this

Published October 10, 2023

APC staff has prepared a comparison document illuminating the differences between the new USP Chapter <797> on sterile compounding that takes effect November 1 and proposed regulation from the California Board of Pharmacy.

Senators to FDA: Preserve access to cBHT

Published October 10, 2023

Five U.S. Senators have written to the FDA urging that the agency assure continued patient access to compounded hormones for patients.

FDA puts some peptides off-limits

Published October 10, 2023

Last Friday, the FDA announced that it has updated the list of bulk drug substances nominated for use under section 503A.

New credit card processing benefit could cut swipe fees in half (or more)

Published September 9, 2023

Introducing a new benefit for our Pharmacy/Facility Members.

Complete our compounder profile survey – please!

Published September 9, 2023

Take our survey to help us provide some clarity on the state of the compounding profession.

Board ballot voting opens October 6

Published September 9, 2023

You can cast your ballot for APC's 2024 Board of Directors starting on October 6.

2023 compounder profile survey launches this week

Published September 9, 2023

An important survey is coming soon to an email inbox near you.

Compounders make 162 congressional visits, gain bill sponsors

Published September 9, 2023

APC’s CCH 2023 wrapped up Wednesday, having added a half dozen new sponsors to its drug shortage legislation in the House and cultivated serious interest in the bill language from a handful of Senate offices.

Longtime Iowa compounder receives Malmberg Award

Published September 9, 2023

Iowa pharmacist Sue Horton received APC’s George & Lucy Malmberg Advocacy Champion Award this week during Compounders on Capitol Hill.

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