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DSCSA Investigations and Dispenser Requirements

 

Retail pharmacies have a responsibility to identify and report products that they believe could be suspect or illegitimate. But what does a suspect product look like? Tom McHugh looks at suspect product investigations and dispenser requirements under DSCSA.

 

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