How do I file a complaint against a Texas licensee?

The Texas State Board of Pharmacy has regulatory authority solely over pharmacies, pharmacists, pharmacist interns and pharmacy technicians licensed in Texas. If you believe that a TSBP licensee has violated a Texas pharmacy law or rule in your circumstance, the following information will help you determine how you should file a complaint.

Anyone may file a complaint against a TSBP licensee; however, complaints must be received in writing. In order for the Board staff to contact you, you must provide your full name and complete contact information when submitting a complaint. Provide a brief description of the incident; include facts, dates, and names of persons involved. If your complaint involves a prescription, provide information from the prescription label. Please note that The Texas State Board of Pharmacy does not have jurisdiction over complaints involving rudeness, customer service, pricing/billing disputes nor accepts anonymous complaints.


You may submit a complaint to our agency via one of these methods:

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