permits-wholesaler


Wholesaler Permit Information

If you have any questions about wholesaler permits, please email April Romero, Licensing Administrator.

Resident wholesaler requirements

full service

  1. A $100,000 bond, line of credit or certificate of deposit
  2. Plans or construction drawings showing facility size and security for the proposed business
  3. Documentation of compliance with local zoning laws (Lease or Zoning Statement)
  4. Designated Representative’s resume
  5. A list of officers or partners, if applicable.
  6. A list of similar businesses, if applicable.
  7. Disciplinary Orders, if applicable
  8. Denial Letters, if applicable
  9. Application fee (this fee is nonrefundable)
     
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Nonprescription

  1. Plans or construction drawings showing facility size and security for the proposed business
  2. Documentation of compliance with local zoning laws (Lease or Zoning Statement)
  3. Designated Representative’s resume indicating educational or experiential qualifications related to drug wholesale operation;
  4. A list of officers or partners, if applicable.
  5. A list of similar businesses, if applicable.
  6. Disciplinary Orders, if applicable
  7. Denial Letters, if applicable
  8. Application fee (this fee is nonrefundable)
     
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Nonresident wholesaler requirements

full service

  1. A copy of the facility’s home state permit
  2. A $100,000 bond, line of credit or certificate of deposit
  3. Designated representative’s resume indicating educational or experiential qualifications related to drug wholesale operation;
  4. A list of officers or partners, if applicable.
  5. A list of similar businesses, if applicable.
  6. Disciplinary Orders, if applicable
  7. Denial Letters, if applicable
  8. Application fee (this fee is nonrefundable)
     
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Nonprescription

  1. A copy of the facility’s home state permit
  2. Designated representative’s resume indicating educational or experiential qualifications related to drug wholesale operation;
  3. A list of officers or partners, if applicable.
  4. A list of similar businesses, if applicable.
  5. Disciplinary Orders, if applicable
  6. Denial Letters, if applicable
  7. Application fee (this fee is nonrefundable)
     
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Permit TypeInitial ApplicationRenewal Application
    Wholesaler (Non-Prescription)$500.00$500.00
     Wholesaler (Full Service)$1000.00$1000.00
Other Documents  
    Duplicate  - license, permit or certificate$10.00 

 


For new permits only. If you have an existing permit, be sure to verify if a new/another permit is required.

APPLY:  Wholesaler online application
 


Wholesaler permit holders will need to log in through their profile to renew their permit online. Creating a profile is free.
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Wholesaler permit holders may also submit a hard copy renewal form with a check or money order by postal mail or at the Board office.
Submitting a hard copy renewal form can take 3-4 weeks for processing.
Wholesaler renewal form
 


The Arizona State Board of Pharmacy no longer provides hardcopy verifications of licensure, however we are still able to offer this service via our website.
Use the options below to verify applications, licenses, and permits:

**Please note printing of this verification is not a license

Click here to verify the status of an application
Click here to verify a license
Click here to verify a permit

When verifying your application status should a "no records found" message appear, please try your search using the license/permit tab.

Pursuant to A.R.S. § 32-3214(C), a person may obtain additional public records related to any licensee or certificate holder, including dismissed complaints and nondisciplinary actions and orders, by contacting the Board directly. Please click here to submit a public records request.

Permit Specific FormsLast Revision
    Wholesaler - Renewal08.28.2020
Miscellaneous Permit Forms 
    DEA - form 41 (Registrants Inventory of Drugs Surrendered)10.22.2015
    DEA - form 106 (Theft or Loss of Controlled Substances)web link
     DEA - form 224 (Registration Application)web link
     Deviation Request02.16.2019
     Duplicate / Replacement Request05.08.2017
    Name Change Request06.08.2020
    Relocation - Resident03.23.2018
    Relocation - Non-Resident03.23.2018
    Request for License / Permit data12.24.2019
    Verification of Licensureweb link
    W-9 (2020)06.05.2020

 


Below are some of the more common statutes & rules associated with wholesaler permits.
For questions or additional information, please contact the Board office.
 

StatutesDescription
    A.R.S. § 32-1927.02Permittees; disciplinary action
    A.R.S. § 32-1929Biennial registration of pharmacies, wholesalers, third-party logistics providers, manufacturers and similar places; application
    A.R.S. § 32-1930Types of permits; restrictions on permits; discontinuance of pharmacy permit
    A.R.S. § 32-1931Permit fees; issuance; expiration; renewals; online profiles
    A.R.S. § 32-1933Display of license or permit
    A.R.S. § 32-1939Condition of probation; repayment of inspection costs
    A.R.S. § 32-1981Definitions
    A.R.S. § 32-1982Full service wholesale permittees; bonds; designated representatives; application
    A.R.S. § 32-1983Restrictions on transcations
    A.R.S. § 32-1984 
    A.R.S. § 32-1985Injunctive relief
    A.R.S. § 32-1993Authorization to seize certain drugs; conterfeit drugs and equipment; disposition of seized equipment
    A.R.S. § 32-1994Authorization to embargo adulterated or misbranded drugs or devices; condemnation; destruction; costs
    A.R.S. § 32-1995Injunctions; restraining orders
    A.R.S. § 32-1996Violations; classification; civil penalty
Rules 
    A.A.C. R4-23-601General Provisions
    A.A.C. R4-23-602Permit Application Process and Time frames
    A.A.C. R4-23-605Resident Drug Wholesaler Permit
    A.A.C. R4-23-607 (nonresident)Nonresident Permits
    A.A.C. R4-23-901 (nonresident)Penalty for Violations

 

 

 

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