Colorado Revised Statutes Title 12. Professions and Occupations § 12-280-121. Compounding drugs for office use by a veterinarian--rules--definitions

(I) The compounded drug is necessary for the treatment of an animal patient's emergency condition; and

(II) As determined by the veterinarian, the veterinarian cannot access, in a timely manner, the compounded drug through a registered prescription drug outlet.

(I) That was distributed or sold by a registered prescription drug outlet to a veterinarian;

(II) Without a specific animal patient indicated to receive the compounded drug; and

(III) That the veterinarian may subsequently administer to an animal patient or dispense to a client.

(c)(I) “Prescription drug outlet” means any:

(II) Notwithstanding subsection (5)(c)(I) of this section, “prescription drug outlet” does not include a nonresident pharmacy outlet unless the nonresident pharmacy outlet has provided the board with a copy of the most recent inspection of the nonresident pharmacy by the agency that regulates pharmaceuticals in the state of residence and a copy of the most recent inspection received from a board-approved third-party entity that inspects pharmacy outlets, for which third-party inspection the nonresident pharmacy outlet shall obtain and pay for on an annual basis, and the board approves the inspection reports as satisfactorily demonstrating proof of compliance with the board's own inspection procedure and standards.