Md. Code, Health Occupations § 12-6C-02
This is the official text of Md. Code, Health Occupations § 12-6C-02, part of Maryland’s Code, Health Occupations — governs the licensing of healthcare professionals.
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§12–6C–02.
Official statutory text
This subtitle does not affect any person while distributing:
(1) Feed for livestock or poultry;
(2) Fertilizers;
(3) Fungicides;
(4) Insecticide;
(5) Land plaster;
(6) Lime;
(7) Seeds;
(8) Devices, drugs, or supplies of any kind for the treatment, care, or cure of farm animals; or
(9) Compounded nonsterile preparations or compounded sterile preparations provided in accordance with § 12–510 of this title to a licensed veterinarian who intends to dispense the compounded nonsterile preparations or compounded sterile preparations in accordance with § 2–313(c) of the Agriculture Article.
(1) Feed for livestock or poultry;
(2) Fertilizers;
(3) Fungicides;
(4) Insecticide;
(5) Land plaster;
(6) Lime;
(7) Seeds;
(8) Devices, drugs, or supplies of any kind for the treatment, care, or cure of farm animals; or
(9) Compounded nonsterile preparations or compounded sterile preparations provided in accordance with § 12–510 of this title to a licensed veterinarian who intends to dispense the compounded nonsterile preparations or compounded sterile preparations in accordance with § 2–313(c) of the Agriculture Article.
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