Minnesota SF3783 modifies the definition of drug compounding to exclude the use of flavoring agents.
Minnesota SF3783 amends the definition of compounding in state statutes to exclude the use of flavoring agents. This change specifies that compounding does not include the addition of flavoring agents to drugs, which are therapeutically inert and nonallergenic substances added to improve taste and palatability. The bill also defines "flavoring agent" as a therapeutically inert, nonallergenic substance added to a drug to improve its taste and palatability. This modification aims to clarify the scope of compounding activities within the state.
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