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SlimDownRx..... You are 100% part of this! Lies, deception and refusal to give refunds or replacements for unopened vials! DO NOT USE SLIMDOWNRX!!!! The document is an Administrative Complaint filed by the Florida Department of Health against Ousia Pharmacy Corp. alleging multiple violations of Florida pharmacy laws and regulations. Here’s a summary of the key allegations and implications: Key Allegations: Violation of Compounding Regulations: 1. Compounded Sterile Products Without Permit: • Ousia Pharmacy compounded and dispensed sterile products without obtaining a Special Sterile Compounding Permit (required by law). Failure to Meet Basic Pharmacy Standards: 2. Identification Violations: • Pharmacists were not wearing visible identification badges or monogrammed smocks as required by regulation. 3. Improper Drug Storage: • Medications were stored outside the prescription department, violating secure storage requirements. • Inadequate refrigeration facilities led to improper storage of medications requiring temperature control. Record-Keeping and Compliance Failures: 4. Failure to Maintain Quality-Related Event Summaries: • The pharmacy failed to provide required quarterly reports on quality-related events for specified periods. 5. Dispensing Logbook and Records: • The pharmacy did not maintain or produce daily dispensing records, violating record-keeping laws. Legal Basis for Discipline: 1. Practicing Beyond Scope: • Preparing compounded sterile products without the required permit violates section 456.072(1)(o), Florida Statutes, and Rule 64B16-28.202. 2. Failure to Identify Personnel: • Not having proper identification violates Rule 64B16-27.100, incorporated under section 465.023(1)(c), Florida Statutes. 3. Improper Storage: • Storing medications outside the prescription department and improper refrigeration violates Rule 64B16-28.120 and Rule 64B16-28.102(3). 4. Record-Keeping Failures: • Failure to maintain or produce quality-related event summaries and dispensing logbooks violates Rule 64B16-27.300(5) and Rule 64B16-28.140. Requested Penalties: The Department of Health seeks disciplinary action, which may include: • Revocation or suspension of Ousia Pharmacy’s license. • Restriction on pharmacy operations. • Administrative fines. • Issuance of a formal reprimand. • Mandatory probation, corrective actions, or remedial education. • Refunds for fees billed to customers. • Any additional penalties deemed appropriate by the Board of Pharmacy.




