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Compounding Bill In Senate Adds Office Use Provisions

 
• By Derrick Gingery

New version of compounding bill would allow compounders to produce limited supplies for office use, but schedule for Senate floor action remains to be seen.

An updated Senate compounding bill makes specific provisions for office use of the medications, but limits it to a fraction of a compounder’s overall production.

The new language places the limit on the number of compounded drugs dispensed based on practitioner orders. It also restricts...

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