Flat-fee DSCSA readiness binder for independent pharmacies, dated exemption determination, trading-partner verification log, three dated SOPs, tracing response runbook, training attestation and six-year retention plan, generated from a 15-minute intake.
On its own page, read 14 September 2026
The DSCSA readiness binder an FDA inspector reads, $99 flat, once
FDA extended the small-dispenser DSCSA exemption to 27 November 2027. DoseTrace builds the readiness binder for independent pharmacies, $99 flat, once.
- The binderPrepared by the product’s own generator for its sample pharmacy, Alder Creek Family Pharmacy, WA licence WA-FS-0004471, at the headcount on the bar.
- BasisThe exemption is available to a dispenser whose owning corporate entity has 25 or fewer full-time employees licensed as pharmacists or qualified as pharmacy technicians. This pharmacy counted 9 such employees across every location the entity owns, as of 2026-09-14.
- Actions this determination createsConfirm the headcount above is entity-wide and current. If you hire past the threshold, this determination goes stale, reissue it.
- AttestationI have read this determination. The headcount and locations stated above are accurate for the corporate entity that owns this pharmacy as of the determination date.

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- Aug 22, 2026DoseTrace checks whether a pharmacy is still DSCSA exempt, and the day FDA measures the staff count on has not happened yet3 min
