Get the record
straight before the date.
Fifteen minutes of questions, then nine documents with your pharmacy's name and a date on every page. $499, once.
The DSCSA record an inspector reads.
Nine documents, prepared for your pharmacy from a fifteen-minute intake: the dated exemption determination, your trading-partner verification log, three SOPs, a tracing response runbook, staff training attestations and a six-year retention plan. $499 flat.
What you get
What you get
What you get
Three things an
inspector asks for.
A dated determination
What your exemption status was, the basis for it, and what changes on 27 November 2026 — written down and dated, not remembered.
A verified partner log
Every supplier you buy from, checked as an authorized trading partner, one row each, evidenced and dated.
SOPs an inspector recognises
Incoming inspection, suspect and illegitimate product, saleable returns — written for your pharmacy and revised on a date your staff signed against.
A dated determination
What your exemption status was, the basis for it, and what changes on 27 November 2026 — written down and dated, not remembered.
A verified partner log
Every supplier you buy from, checked as an authorized trading partner, one row each, evidenced and dated.
SOPs an inspector recognises
Incoming inspection, suspect and illegitimate product, saleable returns — written for your pharmacy and revised on a date your staff signed against.
A dated determination
What your exemption status was, the basis for it, and what changes on 27 November 2026 — written down and dated, not remembered.
A verified partner log
Every supplier you buy from, checked as an authorized trading partner, one row each, evidenced and dated.
SOPs an inspector recognises
Incoming inspection, suspect and illegitimate product, saleable returns — written for your pharmacy and revised on a date your staff signed against.
How it works
How it works
How it works
One intake.
Every document, dated.
Fifteen minutes of questions
We ask what an inspector would: who licenses you, how many pharmacists and technicians the entity employs, which wholesalers you buy from, and who is on staff. Nothing you have to research first.
Fifteen minutes of questions
We ask what an inspector would: who licenses you, how many pharmacists and technicians the entity employs, which wholesalers you buy from, and who is on staff. Nothing you have to research first.
Fifteen minutes of questions
We ask what an inspector would: who licenses you, how many pharmacists and technicians the entity employs, which wholesalers you buy from, and who is on staff. Nothing you have to research first.
Nine documents, written for your pharmacy
Your name, your licence number, your wholesalers, your staff — on every page, with the date you were assessed. Blank templates from a trade association are not a record; a specific dated set about your pharmacy is.
Nine documents, written for your pharmacy
Your name, your licence number, your wholesalers, your staff — on every page, with the date you were assessed. Blank templates from a trade association are not a record; a specific dated set about your pharmacy is.
Nine documents, written for your pharmacy
Your name, your licence number, your wholesalers, your staff — on every page, with the date you were assessed. Blank templates from a trade association are not a record; a specific dated set about your pharmacy is.
You sign it, date it and file it
Print it and put it behind the counter. Three things are yours to finish: fill the fields only your wholesaler can answer, sign the training attestation, and run the tracing dry run and write down the date.
You sign it, date it and file it
Print it and put it behind the counter. Three things are yours to finish: fill the fields only your wholesaler can answer, sign the training attestation, and run the tracing dry run and write down the date.
You sign it, date it and file it
Print it and put it behind the counter. Three things are yours to finish: fill the fields only your wholesaler can answer, sign the training attestation, and run the tracing dry run and write down the date.
What's inside
Nine documents.
Every one of them dated.
See a sample binderWhat's inside
What's inside
Nine documents.
Every one of them dated.
See a sample binderDetermination
Where you stand, in writing and dated.
Exemption determination
Your status, the basis for it, and what changes on 27 November 2026.
Counted the right way
Pharmacists and technicians across the whole entity, not one store.
Signed by you
You attest to the determination, on a date an inspector can read.
Determination
Trading partners
The SOPs
Response & retention
Where you stand, in writing and dated.
Exemption determination
Your status, the basis for it, and what changes on 27 November 2026.
Counted the right way
Pharmacists and technicians across the whole entity, not one store.
Signed by you
You attest to the determination, on a date an inspector can read.
Determination
Trading partners
The SOPs
Response & retention
Where you stand, in writing and dated.
Exemption determination
Your status, the basis for it, and what changes on 27 November 2026.
Counted the right way
Pharmacists and technicians across the whole entity, not one store.
Signed by you
You attest to the determination, on a date an inspector can read.
Scope
Scope
Scope
What this is, and what it is not.
A binder that overstates what it covers is worse than none, so here is the boundary in plain terms.
Not an EPCIS platform
We do not move serialization data — your wholesalers do. This is the written record around it.
Not legal advice
It is compliance documentation. You are attesting to it, so read it before you sign it.
We refuse when we should
No wholesalers to log, or over the 25-FTE line? The job stops and a person writes the review.
Six years, per wholesaler
The retention plan names where each wholesaler's data lives and how long they keep it.
Not an EPCIS platform
We do not move serialization data — your wholesalers do. This is the written record around it.
Not legal advice
It is compliance documentation. You are attesting to it, so read it before you sign it.
We refuse when we should
No wholesalers to log, or over the 25-FTE line? The job stops and a person writes the review.
Six years, per wholesaler
The retention plan names where each wholesaler's data lives and how long they keep it.
Not an EPCIS platform
We do not move serialization data — your wholesalers do. This is the written record around it.
Not legal advice
It is compliance documentation. You are attesting to it, so read it before you sign it.
We refuse when we should
No wholesalers to log, or over the 25-FTE line? The job stops and a person writes the review.
Six years, per wholesaler
The retention plan names where each wholesaler's data lives and how long they keep it.
Pricing
Pricing
Pricing
Simple pricing.
No surprises.
DSCSA Sunset Binder
Flat fee
$499
$499
one time
One payment. Nine documents, prepared for your pharmacy from a fifteen-minute intake and delivered as print-ready PDFs.
Includes:
Dated exemption determination
Trading-partner verification log
Three dated SOPs
Tracing response runbook
Training attestation + six-year retention plan
DSCSA Sunset Binder
Flat fee
$499
$499
one time
One payment. Nine documents, prepared for your pharmacy from a fifteen-minute intake and delivered as print-ready PDFs.
Includes:
Dated exemption determination
Trading-partner verification log
Three dated SOPs
Tracing response runbook
Training attestation + six-year retention plan
DSCSA Sunset Binder
Flat fee
$499
$499
one time
One payment. Nine documents, prepared for your pharmacy from a fifteen-minute intake and delivered as print-ready PDFs.
Includes:
Dated exemption determination
Trading-partner verification log
Three dated SOPs
Tracing response runbook
Training attestation + six-year retention plan
FAQ
FAQ
FAQ
You have questions.
We have answers.
Is this an EPCIS or serialization platform?
No, and it does not try to be. Your wholesalers move the serialization data. What almost no independent pharmacy can produce on the spot is the written record around it — the dated determination, the verified partner log, the procedures and the retention plan. That is what this is.
What counts toward the 25-employee threshold?
Full-time employees licensed as pharmacists or qualified as pharmacy technicians, counted across the whole corporate entity that owns the dispenser — not per store. Multi-store owners routinely count one location and believe they qualify. The free checker above is built around exactly this.
What happens on 27 November 2026?
FDA's exemption for small dispensers from the enhanced drug distribution security requirements of section 582(g)(1) expires. The exemption only ever covered the enhanced, electronic and interoperable requirements — knowing your authorized trading partners, keeping transaction information, handling suspect product and answering a tracing request have applied the whole time.
How much work is this for me?
About fifteen minutes of questions, then the binder comes back to you. Three things stay yours: fill in the fields only your wholesaler can answer, sign the training attestation, and run the tracing dry run and write down the date. An unsigned attestation is worse than none.
Is this legal advice?
No. It is compliance documentation, prepared from your answers. You are attesting to its contents, so read it before you sign it and correct anything that does not match how your pharmacy actually operates.
Why a flat fee instead of a subscription?
Because the deadline could move. A subscription priced against a date that shifts is how you end up owing refunds. $499 once, for a binder you own.
Is this an EPCIS or serialization platform?
No, and it does not try to be. Your wholesalers move the serialization data. What almost no independent pharmacy can produce on the spot is the written record around it — the dated determination, the verified partner log, the procedures and the retention plan. That is what this is.
What counts toward the 25-employee threshold?
Full-time employees licensed as pharmacists or qualified as pharmacy technicians, counted across the whole corporate entity that owns the dispenser — not per store. Multi-store owners routinely count one location and believe they qualify. The free checker above is built around exactly this.
What happens on 27 November 2026?
FDA's exemption for small dispensers from the enhanced drug distribution security requirements of section 582(g)(1) expires. The exemption only ever covered the enhanced, electronic and interoperable requirements — knowing your authorized trading partners, keeping transaction information, handling suspect product and answering a tracing request have applied the whole time.
How much work is this for me?
About fifteen minutes of questions, then the binder comes back to you. Three things stay yours: fill in the fields only your wholesaler can answer, sign the training attestation, and run the tracing dry run and write down the date. An unsigned attestation is worse than none.
Is this legal advice?
No. It is compliance documentation, prepared from your answers. You are attesting to its contents, so read it before you sign it and correct anything that does not match how your pharmacy actually operates.
Why a flat fee instead of a subscription?
Because the deadline could move. A subscription priced against a date that shifts is how you end up owing refunds. $499 once, for a binder you own.
Is this an EPCIS or serialization platform?
No, and it does not try to be. Your wholesalers move the serialization data. What almost no independent pharmacy can produce on the spot is the written record around it — the dated determination, the verified partner log, the procedures and the retention plan. That is what this is.
What counts toward the 25-employee threshold?
Full-time employees licensed as pharmacists or qualified as pharmacy technicians, counted across the whole corporate entity that owns the dispenser — not per store. Multi-store owners routinely count one location and believe they qualify. The free checker above is built around exactly this.
What happens on 27 November 2026?
FDA's exemption for small dispensers from the enhanced drug distribution security requirements of section 582(g)(1) expires. The exemption only ever covered the enhanced, electronic and interoperable requirements — knowing your authorized trading partners, keeping transaction information, handling suspect product and answering a tracing request have applied the whole time.
How much work is this for me?
About fifteen minutes of questions, then the binder comes back to you. Three things stay yours: fill in the fields only your wholesaler can answer, sign the training attestation, and run the tracing dry run and write down the date. An unsigned attestation is worse than none.
Is this legal advice?
No. It is compliance documentation, prepared from your answers. You are attesting to its contents, so read it before you sign it and correct anything that does not match how your pharmacy actually operates.
Why a flat fee instead of a subscription?
Because the deadline could move. A subscription priced against a date that shifts is how you end up owing refunds. $499 once, for a binder you own.
Get the record
Get the record
straight before the date.
Fifteen minutes of questions, then nine documents with your pharmacy's name and a date on every page. $499, once.
Get the record
straight before the date.
Fifteen minutes of questions, then nine documents with your pharmacy's name and a date on every page. $499, once.