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The professional development event of the year for compounding pharmacy and facility owners and managers is back, and it’s better than ever.
The professional development event of the year for compounding pharmacy and facility owners and managers is back, and it’s better than ever.
It was another week of interesting reporting on GLP-1s—compounded, counterfeit, and commercially available. APC continues to field multiple media inquiries each week about the GLP-1 craze and compounding’s role in shortages.
We’ve got some new tools to help you educate and inform prescribers about the threat to compounded hormone therapy.
APC submitted comments this week on FDA’s Interim Policy on Compounding Using Bulk Drug Substances Under Section 503A of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.
In a listening session with representatives from FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation & Research this week, APC leaders again pressed FDA to support a proposal to eliminate the MOU on interstate shipments of compounded medications.
This week, just two weeks into the new year, in a special-called APC Board of Directors meeting, I resigned as your 2024 APC Board Chair effective January 31. On February 1, I will join the APC staff as Chief Advocacy Officer.
Pharmacies across the country have been flooded with the fax pictured below. Thing is, it’s a scam.
On December 5, APC submitted comments to the Senate Finance Committee for a hearing on drug shortages.
The Pharmacy Compounding Foundation has awarded $1,500 compounding education grants to eight state pharmacy associations for 2024.
APC’s fourth annual Owner Summit April 4-6 in LaJolla, Calif., will include a session called “Don’t Bother: Things Not to Try.”
Happy new year! Thanks to what we achieved in 2023 — especially our membership revenue growth — we’re well positioned to do even more in 2024.
As we prepare to celebrate the end of one year and the beginning of another, it seems like a natural time for us all to reflect on what we accomplished in 2023.
Christmas has come early for pharmacy owner Jack Korbutov.
Revelation Pharma and Empower have joined Medisca as Diamond-level corporate patrons for 2024.
We’ve got some new tools especially designed to help you educate and inform prescribers about the threat to compounded hormone therapy.
APC filed an amicus brief in the Eli Lilly v. Revive RX case in the Southern District of Texas last week.
Admitting you have a problem is the first step, they say. Well APC has a problem, and we’re looking for you to help us solve it.
It was supposed to be an hour-long tour, but with their questions, it lasted for about two hours.
This week, FDA published a new draft guidance. If finalized as presented, FDA will no longer categorize items for the bulks drug list prior to evaluating them for inclusion.
This week’s column from CEO Scott Brunner is like a potpourri, a mixture. Drink up.
The Pharmacy Compounding Foundation has elected five board members
APC has posted an updated version of our compilation of state by state adoption of USP <795>, <797>, and <800>.
We’ll let you read it for yourself. Interesting how the reporter seems to take Novo’s word for it, no?
A U.S. District Court judge approved APC filing an amicus brief this week in Novo Nordisk’s lawsuit against Tennessee compounder (and APC PFM) DCA Pharmacy.
One of the challenges of being an ambitious but resource-poor association is that we have to spend a lot of time asking members like you for money.
The photo inset below on the left was taken last Friday morning at Preston’s Pharmacy (a PFM, I might add) in Arlington, Virginia. It’s not a pharmacist or technician in the photo. It’s a healthcare reporter.
Patient safety is job one in any pharmacy, but especially in compounding pharmacies. So on those rare occasions when errors occur — in your pharmacy or someone else’s — you want to be able to learn from them.
In response to inquiries from state boards of pharmacy regarding the enforceability of revised USP Chapters <795>, <797>, and <800>, a recent memo aims to clarify references in the Food, Drug & Cosmetic Act.
Last week, we sent a letter to the California Board of Pharmacy requesting clarification of its position on compounding semaglutide.
APC is recruiting committee members for 2024.