Can a pharmacy with a Category II terminal distributor's license sell drugs in both Categories I and II?

A pharmacy with a Category II terminal distributor's license can sell drugs in both Categories I and II because a Category II license allows for the distribution of dangerous drugs to patients. Category I licenses are more restrictive and involve specific regulations typically related to the distribution of controlled substances. When a pharmacy holds a Category II license, it often has broader permissions, meaning that within its operational scope, it can indeed supply medications that fall under both categories. This flexibility ensures that pharmacies can meet various patient needs while complying with state regulations governing the dispensing of medications.