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Pharmacy: Rules and Laws
The text of our rules is available at the official site of the New Mexico Administrative Code (NMAC).
Chapter 19 – Pharmacists
16.19.01
GENERAL PROVISIONS
16.19.02
EXAMINATIONS
16.19.03
RECIPROCITY
16.19.04
PHARMACIST
16.19.05
INTERNSHIP TRAINING PROGRAM
16.19.06
PHARMACIES
16.19.07
HOSPITAL PHARMACIES
16.19.08
WHOLESALE PRESCRIPTION DRUG DISTRIBUTION
16.19.09
MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR MANUFACTURERS AND REPACKAGING FIRMS
16.19.10
LIMITED DRUG CLINICS
16.19.11
NURSING HOME DRUG CONTROL
16.19.12
FEES
16.19.13
TEMPORARY BUSINESS LICENSES
16.19.14
DEVICES
16.19.15
DANGEROUS VETERINARY DRUGS – RETAIL DISTRIBUTION
16.19.16
SAMPLE DRUG DISTRIBUTION
16.19.17
DANGEROUS DRUGS
16.19.18
NUCLEAR PHARMACY
16.19.19
HOME CARE SERVICES
16.19.20
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
16.19.21
DRUG PRECURSORS
16.19.22
SUPPORT PERSONNEL and PHARMACY TECHNICIANS
16.19.23
PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY ACT – COMPLIANCE
16.19.24
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES – DANGEROUS DRUGS
16.19.25
ADVERSE DRUG EVENT
16.19.26
PHARMACIST PRESCRIPTIVE AUTHORITY
16.19.27
DISHONORABLE CONDUCT
16.19.28
SELLER OR DISPENSER OF CONTACT LENSES (EXCLUDING LICENSED OPTOMETRISTS AND PHYSICIANS)
16.19.29
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE PRESCRIPTION MONITORING PROGRAM
16.19.30
COMPOUNDING OF NON-STERILE PHARMACEUTICALS
16.19.31
EMERGENCY PROVISIONS
16.19.32
WAIVER PROVISIONS
16.19.33
TELE-PHARMACY AND REMOTE DISPENSING
16.19.34
PRESCRIPTION DRUG DONATIONS
16.19.35
DRUG WAREHOUSE
16.19.36
COMPOUNDED STERILE PREPARATIONS
16.19.37
MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR OUTSOURCING FACILITIES
Recent Changes
Please note: Whenever the New Mexico Board of Pharmacy changes a rule, a period of time will pass before the rule is posted. This is because several things must happen:
- The rule must first be prepared by the board secretary.
- After the rule is prepared, the format must be approved in Santa Fe.
- When approved, the rule is submitted to be published in the New Mexico Register. The Register is published twice a month, with submittal deadlines of 12 days prior to publication date.
- In total, it may take up to three months or so for the rule to be published in the official record with the State Records Center, and become effective. We link directly to the State Records Center.
New Mexico Drug and Pharmacy Statutes
NMOneSource.com
Chapter 10, Article 15 Open Meetings
Chapter 26 Drugs and Cosmetics
ARTICLE 1 General Provisions
ARTICLE 2 Drug Abuse
ARTICLE 2A Controlled Substances Therapeutic Research
ARTICLE 3 Drug Product Selection
CHAPTER 30 Criminal Offenses
ARTICLE 31 Controlled Substances
ARTICLE 31A Imitation Controlled Substances
ARTICLE 31B Drug Precursors
CHAPTER 61 Professional and Occupational Licenses
ARTICLE 1 Uniform Licensing
ARTICLE 7 Impaired Health Care Provider
ARTICLE 11 Pharmacy
ARTICLE 11A Impaired Pharmacists
ARTICLE 11B Pharmacist Prescription Authority
CHAPTER 24 Health and Safety
ARTICLE 2D Pain Relief