Committee adopts pharmacy practice changes, including online pseudoephedrine option
Committee adopted a first substitute to SB 261, updating collaborative pharmacy practice agreement language, adding vaccines and epinephrine to pharmacists' permitted services, and permitting online sales of pseudoephedrine using an electronic verification system.
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A Senate Business and Labor Committee on Feb. 12 adopted a substitute to SB 261, a measure reflecting the Utah State Pharmacy Board’s annual code updates that clarifies collaborative practice agreements, expands a small list of services pharmacists can perform and authorizes online sales of pseudoephedrine subject to electronic verification.
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