Can a pharmacy sell atropine injectable to local EMS if it has a wholesaler's license?

A pharmacy with a wholesaler's license is indeed permitted to sell injectable atropine to local EMS agencies. This is because a wholesaler's license allows the pharmacy to distribute drugs to entities authorized to receive them, which includes emergency medical services.

In this context, atropine is often used in emergency situations, and local EMS may require it to be readily available. Therefore, as long as the pharmacy complies with all applicable laws and regulations regarding the distribution of controlled substances and maintains proper records, it can supply injectable atropine.

The other options suggest restrictions that are not applicable in this situation. For instance, prior authorization or a specific drug formulary might imply additional bureaucratic hurdles that aren’t typically necessary for licensed wholesalers distributing to legitimate healthcare providers. Since EMS is a recognized entity that can utilize such medications for patient care during emergencies, the direct sale of atropine to them by a pharmacy with a wholesaler's license is permitted and practical.