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AI plain-language summaryThis bill changes the rules around compounded drugs, which are medications that are specially mixed or altered to meet a patient's specific needs. It updates the definition of when a compounded drug is considered a copy of a drug already available on the market and raises the limit on how many times per month a pharmacist or doctor can make such a copy from 4 to 20. The bill also requires doctors, pharmacies, and facilities that make compounded drugs for out-of-state patients more than 20 times a month to file yearly reports, and it adds regular inspections and reporting rules for large facilities that make compounded drugs in bulk.
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