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Commission approves remodels, reciprocity and several compounding/licensure requests

Connecticut Drug Control (Drug Control Commission) · May 28, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved a CVS remodel, approved multiple reciprocity and non-resident pharmacy applications after additional information, and recommended or held decisions on several sterile/non-sterile compounding applications; one recommendation was held pending concurrent review.

The Connecticut Drug Control commission voted on a series of licensure and remodel items, approving a remodel for CVS pharmacy number 111 and moving several new and previously pending licensure applications.

Board members discussed whether added floor space or compounding areas required a new separate license or could be treated as a remodel; the commission approved the CVS remodel and a request from 'JW City Pharmacy' to make changes to provide hazardous compounding after design plans were noted.

Commissioner Linder presented 13 reciprocity applications and the commission approved acceptance of those reciprocity applications by voice vote. Staff said a small number of new non-resident pharmacy applications were denied pending additional information because the applicants' business models focused on GLP-1 compounding; five applicants who later provided additional materials were recommended for approval and were approved by vote.

On sterile and non-sterile compounding requests, staff recommended one resident pharmacy for added non-sterile compounding after a complete inspection; another applicant (identified as Zare from Albany, Ohio) is under concurrent review and the commission held that recommendation for later action.

The commission also accepted meeting minutes for April and adjourned. The transcript records motions, seconds and voice approvals for the listed items; individual roll-call tallies were not recorded in the transcript.