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The FDA speaks up about AFPs and drug importation

April 8, 2026

Is personal drug importation legal in the context of alternative funding programs? The FDA says no.

Are self-funded health plans allowed to import medicine because of “Section 804” or “Florida’s importation plan”? Also, no.

Indictment, USA v Justin Bradley Watkins

April 8, 2026

United States District Court District of Utah USA v Justin Bradley Watkins Indictment Filed April 1, 2026 Read the document.

Case overview: USA v Adam Brosius, Patrick Boyd and Charles Boyd (2024 – 2026)

April 8, 2026

Adam Brosius and Charles and Patrick Boyd were proprietors of Safe Chain Solutions, a Maryland drug wholesaler that sold distributed misbranded and adulterated drugs and trafficked medicine products with false documentation. The men have been sentenced to a combined 46 years in prison.

Photo gallery, USA v Boyd exhibits

April 8, 2026

Photo gallery, USA v Boyd exhibits

April 6, 2026: Over 200 patients bought unapproved imported peptides from a now-indicted Utah physician

April 7, 2026

The doctor allegedly bought the unapproved drugs through a middleman and relabeled them before selling them to patients.

March 30, 2026: A second pharmacy benefit manager settles suit with the FTC over insulin price inflation.

March 31, 2026

CVS Health’s Caremark deal mirrors the deal the FTC struck with Express Scripts last month, a person familiar with the case told Reuters.

March 24, 2026: Physician sentenced for administering expired injectables in long-running fraud scheme

March 24, 2026

A federal judge in Alaska sentenced rheumatologist Dr. Claribel Tan to six-and-a-half years in prison for administering substandard drugs to patients while fraudulently billing insurers

Using pharmacy-to-pharmacy marketplaces? Read this Suspicious Sales Surveillance Report

March 24, 2026

Online pharmacy-to-pharmacy marketplaces help with inventory management, but they also require vigilance because they carry a higher risk of being exploited by criminals selling black market medicines.

Counterfeit drug crimes typically earn light sentences. How did Safe Chain’s co-owners, the Boyd brothers, end up with 18 and 20 years?

March 23, 2026

Wire fraud charges drove much higher penalties than the shipping of unsafe medicine into the supply chain, and the Boyds’ sentences were based on the government proving high-dollar, deliberate fraud.

Judgment, USA v Sanjay Kumar

March 17, 2026

United States District Court Southern District of Texas, Houston Division USA v Sanjay Kumar Judgment Filed March 2026 Read the document.