California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 2 — Healing Arts, Chapter 9 — Pharmacy, Article 6 — General Requirements

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Section 4100Requires pharmacists, intern pharmacists, technicians, designated representatives, designated representative-3PLs, and designated representative-reverse distributors to notify the board's executive officer within 30 days…Section 4101Allows a pharmacist, designated representative or pharmacist, and designated representative-3PL, respectively, to serve as pharmacist-in-charge, designated representative-in-charge, or responsible manager after the…Section 4102Requires every board-licensed facility to complete the appropriate self-assessment by July 1 of each odd-numbered year and document corrective action for deficiencies.…Section 4103Allows a pharmacist to take a person's blood pressure, report the result, characterize the reading as high, low, or normal, and advise…Section 4104Requires every pharmacy to maintain procedures addressing impaired licensed personnel and theft, diversion, or self-use of dangerous drugs and to report specified…Section 4105Requires board-licensed entities to retain required records on licensed premises in readily retrievable form for three years, subject to permitted temporary removal…Section 4106Allows a person verifying a license to rely on licensing information displayed on the board’s internet website, including the license’s issuance and…Section 4107Limits the board to one site license for a single premises, except for specified veterinary food-animal drug retailer, sterile compounding, centralized hospital…Section 4107.5Requires a manufacturer, wholesaler, third-party logistics provider, or pharmacy with reasonable cause to believe a dangerous drug or device in or formerly…

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