November 20, 2012, 1:18 pm
SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. (AP) — The Rhode Island Department of Health has ordered a South Kingstown pharmacy to stop what it says is the illegal manufacturing and distribution of medications.
The department said Tuesday that Bayview Pharmacy is "acting as an unlicensed manufacturer and distributor of sterile injectable medications" to individuals within and outside Rhode Island, including practitioners in Illinois and Indiana.
It said Board of Pharmacy inspectors found that Bayview has been using compounding powders from a manufacturer not licensed in Rhode Island as well as expired powders. Inspectors also found unsterile conditions.
The health department says officials returned Nov. 13 after an initial inspection in September found problems.
A message was left for Ryan Dyer, who was listed on the health department's compliance order as the pharmacist in charge.
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SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. (AP) — The Rhode Island Department of Health has ordered a South Kingstown pharmacy to stop what it says is the illegal manufacturing and distribution of medications.
The department said Tuesday that Bayview Pharmacy is "acting as an unlicensed manufacturer and distributor of sterile injectable medications" to individuals within and outside Rhode Island, including practitioners in Illinois and Indiana.
It said Board of Pharmacy inspectors found that Bayview has been using compounding powders from a manufacturer not licensed in Rhode Island as well as expired powders. Inspectors also found unsterile conditions.
The health department says officials returned Nov. 13 after an initial inspection in September found problems.
A message was left for Ryan Dyer, who was listed on the health department's compliance order as the pharmacist in charge.
Source found here
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