A PIC can supervise up to _____ pharmacies as long as they are within _____ driving miles of each other.

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A PIC can supervise up to _____ pharmacies as long as they are within _____ driving miles of each other.

A pharmacist-in-charge may supervise more than one pharmacy, but only up to two locations, and they must be within 50 driving miles of each other. This distance requirement ensures the PIC can effectively supervise and be accessible for on-site oversight and compliance across both pharmacies. If the locations are farther apart, a second PIC would be required (or a different supervisory arrangement). The option stating two pharmacies within 50 driving miles fits both parts of the rule—the maximum number and the distance—so it’s the correct choice. Choices that set either a lower maximum or a different distance don’t meet the established supervision limits.

A pharmacist-in-charge may supervise more than one pharmacy, but only up to two locations, and they must be within 50 driving miles of each other. This distance requirement ensures the PIC can effectively supervise and be accessible for on-site oversight and compliance across both pharmacies. If the locations are farther apart, a second PIC would be required (or a different supervisory arrangement). The option stating two pharmacies within 50 driving miles fits both parts of the rule—the maximum number and the distance—so it’s the correct choice. Choices that set either a lower maximum or a different distance don’t meet the established supervision limits.

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