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Rx Annotated

Contact: three routes, depending on the question

§ 1 Where each question goes

Nobody reads mail at Rx Annotated: the site keeps no address, form or number of any kind. Your question has a better home in one of three places, each able to act on it: the app's developer, NABP, or the board of pharmacy in the state where you want a license.

  1. The app: an account, a subscription, a bug

    The developer who publishes the app looks after these, not this site. Its App Store page carries links to the developer’s own website and privacy policy.

    Find it on the App Store

  2. Your e-Profile, eligibility, ATT or result

    Those sit with NABP, which administers both the MPJE and the Uniform MPJE. Its Customer Engagement team works from your e-Profile; nobody here can look into it or change it.

    NABP contact page · NABP help center

  3. A rule in one particular state

    That one goes to the pharmacy board of the jurisdiction granting your license: it wrote the rule, and its website says how it takes questions.

Rx Annotated is a reference shelf, not a help desk: there is no mailbox behind it.