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Code · Connecticut · Title 20 — Professional and Occupational Licensing, Certification, Title Protection and Registration. Examining Boards · CHAPTER 400j — Pharmacy

Sec. 20-624. Permit to sell nonlegend drugs.

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(a)Any person may apply to the commission for a permit to sell nonlegend drugs.
(b)The commission may, in accordance with regulations adopted under sections 20-570 to 20-630 , inclusive, in accordance with chapter 54, and on payment of the fee required in section 20-601 , issue to an applicant a permit to sell nonlegend drugs for one year.
(c)A permit that has expired under this section may be renewed, on application and payment of the renewal fee and any late fee required in section 20-601 .
(d)The holder of a permit to sell nonlegend drugs shall notify the commission of a change of ownership, name or location of the permit premises. Any holder who fails to notify the commission of such change within five days of the change shall pay the late fee required in section 20-601 .
(e)Any nonlegend drug permit issued by the commission pursuant to this section is nontransferable.
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