SD SB14

Licensed pharmacies may utilize remote drop sites to deliver prescription drugs to patients without requiring separate licensure, provided the site is supervised by the pharmacist-in-charge and drugs remain under pharmacy control

Drug delivery by courier, mail, or remote drop site is explicitly permitted and not considered a violation of pharmacy law when done under pharmacist supervision

Board of Pharmacy granted new rulemaking authority for remote drop sites and updated federal code references for nonprescription drugs to January 1, 2025

Pharmacy license fees capped at $200 for initial applications and renewals, with a $50 late fee for renewals submitted after expiration and a $50 fee for pharmacist-in-charge changes

Majority ownership changes must be reported within 30 days with renewal application and fee; unreported changes added as grounds for license suspension or revocation