Why The US FDA Did Not Appreciate Valisure’s Extra Measure Of Protection From Poor Quality Drugs
Executive Summary
Unusual citations for DSCSA violations in a recent inspection report and untitled letter from the FDA provide insight into the agency's concerns about the pharmacy that second-guesses the regulatory system it oversees by testing drugs before dispensing them.
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