Additional Requirements for Non-Resident (Class E/E-S Pharmacies)
A Class E or Class E-S pharmacy must submit the following items with
their renewal application. Failure to submit the items will cause the
application to be incomplete and will result in delay of processing. If
a pharmacy fails to complete the renewal process and allows the license
to become DELINQUENT, the pharmacy must cease operating (i.e. cease
shipping prescriptions into Texas) until the renewal application is
processed and the license shows as ACTIVE on the Verification Page.
A pharmacy license will PERMANENTLY EXPIRE 90 days after the expiration
date. Once a license is permanently expired, a new license must be
obtained before operating the pharmacy.
Required Items for all Non-Resident (Class E/E-S Pharmacies):
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Verification of the pharmacy facility license from the Resident Board
of Pharmacy where the pharmacy is physically located
- Recent Inspection Report (see below for requirements)
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For Class E (Non-Sterile Compounding Facility): A
copy of the most recent inspection report from the Resident Board of
Pharmacy license board dated within the last
3 years of the renewal application date
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For Class E-S (Sterile Compounding Facility): A
copy of the most recent inspection report conducted within the last
renewal period by one of the following approved vendors:
For more information regarding these approved vendors, see the
Class E-S (Non-Resident Sterile Compounding) Pharmacy Inspectors.
These vendors have been awarded the authorization to conduct inspections
of Class E-S (Non-Resident Sterile Compounding) Pharmacies on behalf of
the Texas State Board of Pharmacy. This page on the TSBP website will
serve as a method to confirm the inspector's association with the TSBP
for the purposes of inspections.