APC State-Level Advocacy
State legislation comment letters
Licensing requirements
- Massachusetts proposed licensing fees
- Illinois nonresident pharmacist license
- Mississippi physician dispensing facility permits
- Virginia pharmacy technician training requirements
- California nonresident pharmacists (coming soon)
Memos to state boards of pharmacy
GLP-1s
- Massachusetts sublingual semaglutide (coming soon)
- Mississippi medical board requesting reinstatment of waiver for off label prescribing of GLP-1s
- North Carolina sublingual semaglutide
- New Jersey sublingual semaglutide
USP
- California USP+ compounding requirements
- New Mexico aligning on USP and flavoring (coming soon)
- Texas sterile compounding rules (coming soon)
State-level compounding resources
APC has three members-only resources covering state-level compounding issues
Because these are restricted to APC members, you’ll need your APC log-in and password to access them.
Members only
- State Compounding Legislation and Regulation Tracker
- Compilation of State-Adopted USP 795, 797, and 800 Rules
- Compounding for Office Use and Veterinary Office Use
Created in collaboration with the National Alliance of State Pharmacy Associations and funded by a generous grant from the Pharmacy Compounding Foundation.
MEMBERS: Click here to log in
and access any of these resources.
Other resources
Dietary supplement taxation
TaxJar’s listing of states where dietary supplements are tax exempt or taxed at a lower rate
State-by-state e-prescribing trackers
Here are two organizations’ tracking resources on state laws and regulation on e-prescribing. Both give the same info, just the interfaces are different.
- From Surescripts: EPCS Readiness: Which States Lead the Charge?
- From MD Toolbox: E-Prescribing Mandate State Laws
APC’s Stateside Coalition
Join our coalition of compounders who’ve volunteered to be APC’s eyes and ears and voice at their state’s board of pharmacy meetings. We’re working to have coverage in all 50 states, with at least three volunteers in each state to share the duties and assure consistent coverage of meetings.
When we know what’s going on in your state, we can prepare you with information and talking points to effectively represent your profession.
Interested? Contact us at info@a4pc.org.
