DEA ALJ: Registration of Pharmacy That Failed To Resolve Red Flags of Diversion Should Be Revoked

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DEA ALJ: Registration of Pharmacy That Failed To Resolve Red Flags of Diversion Should Be Revoked

Dennis Tosh

October 16, 2021 at 19:06:30 ET

A DEA administrative law judge (ALJ) has recommended the revocation of the Controlled Substances Act registration of an Altamonte Springs, Florida, pharmacy. An order to show cause (OSC) had alleged that the pharmacy failed to ensure that it filled only prescriptions issued for legitimate medical purposes and “repeatedly filled prescriptions in the face of obvious red flags of diver... Read More

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DEA ALJ: Registration of Pharmacy That Failed To Resolve Red Flags of Diversion Should Be Revoked

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