Standards, Labeling, and Adulteration of Drugs and Cosmetics

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Section
26-3-1

Short Title

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26-3-2

Definitions

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26-3-3

Prohibited Acts

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26-3-4

Detention of Adulterated or Misbranded Drugs and Cosmetics

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26-3-5

Duty of Prosecuting Attorney Upon Report of Violation; Notice to Possible Defendant

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26-3-6

Minor Violations

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26-3-7

When a Drug or Device Deemed Adulterated

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26-3-8

When a Drug or Device Deemed Misbranded

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26-3-9

Name and Address of Manufacturer on Label of Drugs Requiring Prescription

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26-3-10

Selling, Delivering, or Giving Away of New Drugs; Exemptions

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26-3-11

When a Cosmetic Deemed Adulterated

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26-3-12

When a Cosmetic Deemed Misbranded

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26-3-13

When a Drug, Device, or Cosmetic Advertisement Deemed False

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26-3-14

Factors Taken Into Account in Determining Whether Label or Advertisement Is Misleading

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26-3-15

Labeling or Advertisement of a Drug as an Antiseptic

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26-3-16

Promulgation of Regulations; Conformity With Federal Act

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26-3-17

Inspection of Factories, Warehouses, Establishments, or Vehicles; Samples and Specimens

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26-3-18

Assistance in Enforcement From Department of Agriculture or Department of Public Health

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26-3-19

Reports and Publications by State Board of Pharmacy

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26-3-20

Injunctions for Violations of Code Section 26-3-3

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26-3-21

Construction of Chapter

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26-3-22

Other Laws Unaffected by Chapter

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26-3-23

Penalty for Impeding, Obstructing, Hindering, or Preventing Drug Agent From Performance of Duty

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26-3-24

Penalty for Violation of Chapter