Mich. Admin. Code R. 338.536 - Housing of a pharmacy
Rule 36.
(1)
All professional and technical equipment and supplies and prescription drugs
must be housed in a suitable, well-lighted, and well-ventilated room or
department with clean and sanitary surroundings.
(2) All pharmacies shall have a prescription
department that is devoted primarily to the practice of pharmacy that occupies
not less than 150 square feet of space, and that includes a prescription
counter that provides not less than 10 square feet of free working surface. For
each additional pharmacist on duty at any 1 time, the free working space must
be increased by not less than 4 square feet. The prescription counter must be
orderly and clean. The space behind the prescription counter must be sufficient
to allow free movement within the area and must be free of obstacles.
(3) Except as allowed in
R 338.588a(2),
pharmacies that occupy less than the entire area of the premises owned, leased,
used, or controlled by the licensee shall be permanently enclosed by partitions
from the floor to the ceiling. All partitions must be of substantial
construction and must be securely lockable so that drugs and devices that can
be sold only by a pharmacist are unobtainable during the absence of the
pharmacist. Only the area of the premises owned, leased, used, or controlled by
the licensee may be identified by the terms "drugstore," "apothecary," or
"pharmacy," or by use of a similar term or combination of terms as listed in
section 17711(2) of the code, MCL
333.17711. A pharmacy department
must be locked when the pharmacist is not on the premises.
Notes
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