Oklahoma SB2023 mandates licensure for out-of-state pharmacies shipping drugs into Oklahoma and requires inspections and penalties for violations.
Oklahoma SB2023 requires out-of-state pharmacies shipping drugs into Oklahoma to obtain a state license and adhere to Oklahoma laws. The State Board of Pharmacy must conduct initial and annual inspections. If violations are found during inspections, the Board must notify the pharmacist in charge, order corrections, and impose fines up to $50,000 per violation. Persistent violations can lead to permanent license revocation. The Board must perform inspections directly and cannot rely solely on out-of-state agencies. The act takes effect November 1, 2026.
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