§ 4329 Pharmacy Supervision By Nonpharmacists

• •Only licensed pharmacists can run a pharmacy or give out prescription drugs.
• •If someone who isn’t a pharmacist tries to do a pharmacist’s job, they can get in trouble with the law.
• •This includes managing a pharmacy, filling prescriptions, or giving out strong medicines.

If your friend who isn’t a pharmacist starts handing out prescription pills at a store, they can get arrested.

The law says only real pharmacists can do that job. If someone else tries, it’s like pretending to be a doctor—it’s illegal.