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Companies complying with Dangerous Drugs

A dangerous drug is any medication—excluding controlled substances—that is considered unsafe for self‑medication or unsupervised use and is legally required to be dispensed only with a prescription, as mandated by FDA approval and federal law.

List of companies that comply with Dangerous Drugs

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  • Mercy Health logo
    United StatesEmployees15kRevenue$5.5BHospitals and Health Care
    Dangerous DrugsHigh confidence
  • University Hospitals logo
    United StatesEmployees21kRevenue$4.1BHospitals and Health Care
    Dangerous DrugsHigh confidence
  • Bon Secours Mercy Health logo
    United StatesEmployees33kRevenue$12MHospitals and Health Care
    Dangerous DrugsHigh confidence
  • Pinal County logo
    United StatesEmployees770Government Administration
    Dangerous DrugsHigh confidence
  • Mesa Police Department logo
    United StatesEmployees272Public Safety
    Dangerous DrugsHigh confidence
  • UC Health logo
    United StatesEmployees30kRevenue$1.9BHospitals and Health Care
    Dangerous DrugsHigh confidence
  • Appalachian Regional Healthcare logo
    United StatesEmployees5kRevenue$39MHospitals and Health Care
    Dangerous DrugsHigh confidence
  • Premier Health logo
    United StatesEmployees14kRevenue$1.9BHospitals and Health Care
    Dangerous DrugsHigh confidence
  • Franciscan Health logo
    United StatesEmployees10kHospitals and Health Care
    Dangerous DrugsHigh confidence
  • United Health Services logo
    United StatesEmployees5kHospitals and Health Care
    Dangerous DrugsHigh confidence

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