What is one requirement for nonresident pharmacies regarding their operational status?

Nonresident pharmacies are required to have a valid license in their home state to ensure they are operating legally where they are located. This requirement is crucial for maintaining compliance with both federal and state laws governing pharmacy practices. It also serves to validate that the pharmacy meets the standards and regulations set by their home state, which often reflects quality assurance and patient safety.

Having a physical location in Connecticut or operating solely with a temporary permit are not necessary for nonresident pharmacies as long as they comply with licensing in their home state. Submitting prescription drug sale receipts is not a regulatory requirement for operational status, which focuses more on the validity of the licensing and compliance with the laws of the state from which the pharmacy operates.