Under what condition can the Commission of Pharmacy revoke or suspend a nonlegend drug permit?

A nonlegend drug permit can be revoked or suspended by the Commission of Pharmacy if there is a violation of the pharmacy practice act. This act outlines the laws and regulations governing the practice of pharmacy, ensuring that pharmacists and pharmacies operate within the legal framework designed to protect public health and safety. Violations may include improper dispensing of medications, failure to comply with ethical standards, or not adhering to proper record-keeping practices.

The other conditions listed, while they may impact a pharmacy’s operations or status, do not on their own typically warrant revocation or suspension of the nonlegend drug permit. For example, failure to submit annual reports may result in administrative penalties or warnings but does not constitute a direct violation of the pharmacy practice act itself. Similarly, changes in ownership may require a transfer or reapplication of the permit rather than immediate revocation or suspension, and not meeting financial benchmarks may be a concern for business viability but is not directly related to compliance with the pharmacy practice act.