HRS §328-17.5
Drug recall: who must pull the drug
When a drug is recalled—whether the maker does it on its own or the FDA or a court orders it—the main labeler must take the drug out of every pharmacy, doctor's office, medical oxygen distributor, non-prescription drug distributor, and health care facility. This section only covers that removal duty.
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The statute, as written — Principal labeler responsibility under recall of drug
Whenever the manufacturer of a drug voluntarily recalls the drug or the Federal Food and Drug Administration or a court orders the recall of a drug, the principal labeler of the drug shall remove the drug from all pharmacies, prescriber offices, medical oxygen distributors, distributors of non-prescription drugs, and health care facilities.
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