What pharmacies need to know about DSCSA
The Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) sets federal requirements for how prescription drugs move through the supply chain. Dispensers must receive transaction data, verify products, and support package-level traceability. Requirements and deadlines depend on pharmacy size.
Key dates for dispensers
Small dispensers
25 or fewer full-time licensed pharmacists and technicians: enhanced requirements apply by November 27, 2026.
Large dispensers
More than 25 full-time licensed pharmacists and technicians: enhanced requirements are already in effect.
Resource articles
What is EPCIS?
EPCIS (Electronic Product Code Information Services) is the industry standard format wholesalers use to share shipment and serialization data. TethRx reads EPCIS files to build receiving orders with NDCs, lots, expirations, and serial numbers.
What is T2 transaction history?
A T2 transaction history documents the chain of custody for a serialized product. When an auditor or trading partner requests proof, TethRx generates a DSCSA T2 Transaction History PDF you can preview, download, or email.
DSCSA readiness checklist
Download our checklist to assess receiving workflows, verification steps, record retention, and traceability search before your next audit.
TethRx helps you meet these requirements with receiving, verification, traceability search, and T2 documentation in one platform.
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