What regulatory body oversees the wholesale distribution of drugs in Guam?

The Board of Pharmacy is the regulatory body responsible for overseeing the wholesale distribution of drugs in Guam. This entity is tasked with ensuring compliance with local pharmacy laws, maintain standards of practice, and regulate various aspects of pharmacy operations, including wholesaling.

The Board of Pharmacy’s roles include granting licenses to wholesalers, monitoring the distribution chain to prevent counterfeit or unsafe medications, and enforcing laws to protect public health. Their oversight ensures that all wholesale operations adhere to applicable regulations, thereby maintaining the integrity and safety of medication distribution.

While the FDA regulates overall drug safety and efficacy on a national level and is involved in drug approval, it does not manage the wholesale distribution particulars at the state level. The Department of Health may have a role in broader health issues but does not specifically handle wholesale distribution. The State Legislature is responsible for passing laws but does not directly oversee the regulatory aspects of drug distribution.