Drug Store: A place for retail where the licensee does not engage a qualified person or registered pharmacist.
Definitions
It
includes every store, shop or any other place where -
(i) drugs are
dispensed i.e., measured, weighed, made upto and supplied, or
(ii) where drugs are prepared, or
(iii) where prescriptions are compounded or a place which by
sign/ symbol or indication gives the impression that operations mentioned as
under (i) or (ii) as above are carried in the premises or which upon it displayed
the words "Pharmacy" or "Pharmacist" or "Dispensing
Chemist", or "Pharmaceutical Chemist".
Drug Store: A place for retail where the licensee does not engage a qualified
person or registered pharmacist.
Chemist and
Druggist:
A retail shop where the licensee employs qualified person or registered
pharmacist, but does not maintain pharmacy.
A place where the
licensee employs qualified person or registered pharmacist and also maintains a
pharmacy.
Licensing Authority
should look into average number of licences granted in the area, occupation and
trade of the applicant before applying for licence for a period of 3 years.
The licences are
issued for wholesale and retail shops. The specified job requires specified
licence. Licensee should maintain register with necessary particulars as
required under the Rules. Licence in all cases is required to be displayed at a
prominent place in the premises. The licence for wholesale or retail should
comply with provisions of the Act and Rules.
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