Primary sources only.
Rule changes, new bills and board meetings across all 50 states, DC and the FDA, sorted by what they mean for your pharmacy.
What you get
The Compliance Library is the paid reference you look things up in. The Compliance Status Report is free, and a new one comes out every month.
Every claim links to the government record it came from.
We only use primary sources. If we can’t point you to the record, we don’t publish it.
State and federal compounding rules, written plainly
State Library
In-force rules, proposed rules and legislation for each state, with the source document you can download.
Compliance Lookup
Pick a state and a requirement. You get a short answer, the conditions that apply, and a link to the rule it comes from.
Plus cross-state comparison and national drug shortage tracking.
A monthly record of what changed in your states
Freewith an account
At a Glance
Every critical item from the month, one line each.
Regulatory Activity Tracker
Each state's changes in full: what happened, what you need to do, and the citation.
Plus legislative tracking and a methodology note on every report.
Also free with your account
Board meeting calendar & agendas
Upcoming board meetings and hearings, with the agenda once the board posts it.
All 50 states + DC + Federal/FDA
Every jurisdiction tracked, not a curated subset.
Primary sources only
Every claim links to the government record it came from.
Built for 503A and 503B
Made for compounding and outsourcing facilities, not general retail pharmacy.
Independent
No supplier or association referrals, ever.
How it works
Pick your states
Choose the states you ship to. Federal and FDA changes are always included.
We check every board and register
Rule filings, new bills and board agendas are pulled in every day. A person on our team reviews each change before it goes out.
You hear about what matters
When a Critical item is published for one of your states, you get an email with the headline and the citation.
Some rules take effect the day after they’re published. Miss one, and it shows up as a finding at your next inspection. Creating an account is free.