Wyoming § 33-24-127 Adoption of certain publications by reference;
list of dangerous substances open to public inspection; petition
to add or delete substances from list

Wyoming Statutes

§ 33-24-127 — Adoption of certain publications by reference; list of dangerous substances open to public inspection; petition to add or delete substances from list

Wyoming § 33-24-127

Title 33Professions and Occupations

Ch. 24PHARMACY

Art. 1IN GENERAL

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Bluebook

Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 33-24-127 (2026).

Text

(a)The board is authorized to adopt, by reference if feasible, in whole or in part the United States Pharmacopoeia, the National Formulary, and supplements thereto and later editions thereof, and lists of drugs the traffic in which is restricted by federal law, provided always:

(i)That a complete copy of the current list shall be always open to the public inspection at the department of health; and

(ii)Any citizen may petition the board in writing to add or to delete any substance to or from the list, which petition shall be considered by the board after providing the petitioner reasonable notice and opportunity to be heard thereon. The board may consider treatises and scientific reports without requiring formal foundations or proofs thereof, and may accept or reject the conclusions the

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(a) The board is authorized to adopt, by reference if
feasible, in whole or in part the United States Pharmacopoeia,
the National Formulary, and supplements thereto and later
editions thereof, and lists of drugs the traffic in which is
restricted by federal law, provided always:
(i) That a complete copy of the current list shall be
always open to the public inspection at the department of
health; and
(ii) Any citizen may petition the board in writing to
add or to delete any substance to or from the list, which
petition shall be considered by the board after providing the
petitioner reasonable notice and opportunity to be heard
thereon. The board may consider treatises and scientific reports
without requiring formal foundations or proofs thereof, and may
accept or reject the conclusions therein or deductible therefrom
as deemed best in the light of the professional knowledge and
experience of the individual members of the board.