Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-353.17
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Unlawful use of titles relating to pharmacy
Official statutory text
A. No person shall take, use or exhibit the title of
pharmacist, licensed pharmacist or Doctor of Pharmacy,
"D.Ph." or "R.Ph.", either expressly or by implication,
except as otherwise authorized by the Oklahoma
Pharmacy Act.
B. No person other than one licensed under the Oklahoma
Pharmacy Act shall take, use or exhibit the title "Druggist",
"Pharmacy", "Drug Store", "Drug Department", "Drugs", "Drug
Sundries", "Prescriptions", or any other term, sign or device or any
word in similitude thereof.
pharmacist, licensed pharmacist or Doctor of Pharmacy,
"D.Ph." or "R.Ph.", either expressly or by implication,
except as otherwise authorized by the Oklahoma
Pharmacy Act.
B. No person other than one licensed under the Oklahoma
Pharmacy Act shall take, use or exhibit the title "Druggist",
"Pharmacy", "Drug Store", "Drug Department", "Drugs", "Drug
Sundries", "Prescriptions", or any other term, sign or device or any
word in similitude thereof.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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