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Section
26-1-1

Short title.

Section
26-1-2

Definitions.

Section
26-1-3

Prohibited acts.

Section
26-1-3.1

Repealed.

Section
26-1-3.2

Prescription drug donation.

Section
26-1-4

Power to enjoin violations.

Section
26-1-5

Penalty; exemptions.

Section
26-1-6

Detection of drugs, devices or cosmetic believed adulterated, misbranded or counterfeit; condemnation; destruction or correction of defect; forfeiture and sale.

Section
26-1-7

Attorney general or district attorney to institute prosecutions.

Section
26-1-8

Minor violations of act; warnings authorized.

Section
26-1-9

Addition of poisonous or deleterious substances; color additives.

Section
26-1-10

Drug or device adulteration.

Section
26-1-11

Drug or device; misbranding.

Section
26-1-12

False advertising.

Section
26-1-13

Packaging and labeling requirements; proprietary preparations.

Section
26-1-14

New drugs and devices; prerequisites to sale, delivery or giving away; exceptions.

Section
26-1-15

Dangerous drugs; veterinary use; limitations.

Section
26-1-16

Dangerous drugs; conditions for sale; prescription refilling; limitations.

Section
26-1-16.1

Opioids; requiring practitioners to obtain and review reports from the prescription monitoring program.

Section
26-1-17

Testing laboratory.

Section
26-1-18

Promulgating regulations; procedure.

Section
26-1-18.1

Prescription drug prior authorization protocols.

Section
26-1-19

Power to make inspections and secure samples.

Section
26-1-20

Personnel.

Section
26-1-21

Power of board to publish reports and disseminate information.

Section
26-1-22

Unlawful means of obtaining dangerous drugs enumerated.

Section
26-1-23

False statements; false pretenses; forgery of labels or prescriptions prohibited.

Section
26-1-24

Cosmetics; misbranding.

Section
26-1-25

Cosmetics; adulteration.

Section
26-1-26

Penalties.