When a compounder prepares more than how many dosage units must they register as a manufacturer?

In the context of compounding regulations, a compounder must register as a manufacturer if they exceed a certain quantity of dosage units prepared for distribution, as this indicates a scale of operation that resembles manufacturing rather than the traditional practice of compounding. In New Hampshire, and in accordance with federal regulations, the threshold for determining when a compounder must register is set at more than three dosage units. This guideline is in place to maintain the integrity of the compounding process while ensuring that safety and regulatory compliance are upheld. Thus, when a compounder prepares more than three dosage units, they are considered to be operating as a manufacturer and must register accordingly to comply with the law and regulatory standards. This ensures proper oversight of the compounding process and helps to safeguard public health.