§202 Certain Classes of Persons and Corporations Excepted; Insecticides

Summary

The law does not stop recognized, reputable doctors, dentists, or veterinarians from making their own compounded prescriptions or from giving medicines to their patients that they think are proper, except as later stated. It also does not forbid wholesale drug businesses who owe permanent allegiance to the United States and are licensed pharmacists (or employ at least one) from operating, except as later stated. People or companies who owe permanent allegiance to the United States and are not pharmacists may sell poisonous substances used only in industry or as insecticides if they are in sealed packages with plain labels that show the contents, the word "Poison" when practicable, at least one suitable antidote when practicable, and the seller’s name and address.