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Commission Approves Pharmacy Applications and Reviews MPJE Test Questions

September 29, 2025 | Consumer Protection Department, Departments and Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Connecticut


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Commission Approves Pharmacy Applications and Reviews MPJE Test Questions
The Commission of Pharmacy meeting held on September 29, 2025, focused on several key topics, including the approval of reciprocity candidates and updates on non-resident pharmacy applications.

Commissioner Winder reported that five reciprocity candidates were reviewed and all applications were found to be in order. A motion was made and unanimously approved to accept these candidates.

Commissioner Ngwante then presented a detailed report on new non-resident pharmacy applications. He noted that some applications were outdated, requiring reapplication due to the expiration of pharmacy licenses. This was attributed to a lack of response to previous requests for additional information. The commission approved new resident pharmacy applications and several non-resident applications that had provided the necessary documentation.

In a discussion about non-sterile compounding, Honeybee Health's application was approved, while HRX's request was partially approved due to outstanding documentation. The commission emphasized the importance of clear communication regarding pending approvals.

Additionally, updates were provided on the Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (MPJE). Commissioners Guante and Linder, along with Agent Rachel Brown, completed a review of over 3,300 questions for the exam, which is conducted annually. They noted an improvement in student performance, attributing it to better resources, including an updated online law book and enhanced website tools.

The meeting concluded with the acceptance of the minutes from the previous meeting, marking a productive session focused on regulatory compliance and educational improvements in the pharmacy sector.

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