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The Board of Pharmacy protects and promotes the health and safety of Californians by pursuing the highest quality of pharmacist’s care and the appropriate use of pharmaceuticals through education, communication, licensing, legislation, regulation, and enforcement.
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The Board of Pharmacy protects, promotes and advocates for the health and safety of Californians by pursuing the highest quality of pharmacist’s care and the appropriate use of pharmaceuticals through education, communication, licensing, legislation, regulation and enforcement.
California Pharmacy Law provides that information on the board's Web site can be accepted as verification of a license, per Business and Professions Code section 4106. If after following the steps below you are unable to navigate your search or have additional questions about the status of a license, please contact the board.
A website for the State of California, Department of Consumer Affairs, Board of Pharmacy.
Renewal payment transactions must be completed before 5 pm Pacific Time on the date the license expires to avoid the delinquency fee. Online payments made after 5 pm Pacific Time are not credited on the day of the transaction. The Board recommends that the payment confirmation be printed for your records.
Phone: (916) 518-3100. Fax: (916) 574-8618. Note: The board’s inspectors and staff cannot provide legal advice, but they will assist you by identifying statutory and regulatory sections that pertain to your questions. If you need legal advice, please contact a lawyer.
To be licensed as a Pharmacist in California, you must satisfy the requirements under Division 2, Chapter 9, Article 16, of the Business and Professions Code. Applications and Forms Pharmacist Examination for Licensure Instructions and Application (PDF)
