What To Do When Your FL CDR Quits
Here's what the Florida Division of Drugs, Devices and Cosmetics says . . .
Customer Help: "DIVISION OF DRUGS, DEVICES AND COSMETICS
My company is a prescription drug wholesale distributor (in-state or out-of-state). Our Certified Designated Representative (CDR) just quit. What do we do?
Notify the department within 10 business days from the CDR’s separation. Your company may continue to distribute prescription drugs in or into Florida during that 10-business day-period. After that period expires, however, your company must either (a) engage a replacement CDR and notify the department of same or (b) cease prescription drug distributions in or into Florida.
The Department can, upon written request to appropriate personnel, provide a list of all unaffiliated CDR’s."
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