Compliance work should start with the record, not with a rumor.
RxVance reads the primary source: state pharmacy board actions, Federal Register notices, FDA shortage and enforcement records. Then we turn what changed into something a compounding pharmacy can act on, with a citation on every claim we make.
We don't summarize other newsletters, and we don't just copy what a state board's site already says. RxVance is independent. No state board pays us to cover it kindly, no vendor gets a friendlier shortage listing, and we don't soften an answer because it's inconvenient.
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A dozen browser tabs is not a compliance process.
Most pharmacies find out about a rule change the way everyone else does. A colleague mentions it. A forum thread links to it, thirdhand. It shows up in a board newsletter three months after it already took effect. By then the question you're stuck with is how long you've been out of compliance without knowing it.
The record itself usually isn't hard to find. A state board posts an adopted rule. The Federal Register runs a notice. FDA logs a shortage or an enforcement action. What's hard is keeping up with all fifty-one jurisdictions without missing the week a board quietly updates a page and never announces it.
That's the job we took on. We read the primary sources so you don't have to, and tell you what changed with the citation attached.
If we can't point you to the primary source, we don't publish it. Every item we put out has to pass that test.
The RxVance Team
Our commitments
What we hold ourselves to
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We publish what we can prove
Every item links back to the actual board record, Federal Register notice, or FDA filing. If we can’t point to it, it doesn’t run.
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Every state, not just the busy ones
All 50 states, DC, and Federal/FDA get checked on the same schedule. A quiet state doesn’t get skipped because nothing happened there last month.
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Nobody buys a better listing
No state board, vendor, or association pays for placement or a friendlier read. Coverage doesn’t change based on who’s watching.
The playbook
How a change reaches you
A source publishes something
A state board posts an adopted rule. The Federal Register runs a notice. FDA updates a shortage or enforcement record.
We check it against your states
Every jurisdiction you track gets read on a fixed schedule, not just the ones that made news this week.
It gets written up and cited
A plain language summary of what actually changed, linked back to the document it came from. No exceptions.
It reaches you as it’s updated
Critical items come to your inbox with the citation when they’re published. Everything shows up in your monthly report.
Tell us your states, we’ll watch them for you.
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