Can human pharmaceuticals be sold to licensed veterinarians?

Yes, in most cases.  The FDA Extra-Label Use Rule allows veterinarians to use human pharmaceuticals to treat animals appropriately. Certain limitations apply when treating live-stock.  FDA Extra-Label Use Rule

 What are specialty pharmaceuticals?

Specialty pharmaceuticals — many of which are biologically derived — are used primarily to treat chronic or rare diseases, typically involve treatment regimens that call for ongoing clinical monitoring and patient education, and frequently require special handling, storage and delivery. HDMA

What is an ADR?

ADR stands for Authorized Distributor of Record.

How does a distributor become an ADR?

Distributors work closely with the manufacturer to become an ADR, which typically entails convincing the manufacturer that it is firm of integrity, as well as a good business match. ADR status is an individual business decision granted by each manufacturer to the distributor or distributors that it wishes to do business with.  Per HDMA. HDMA Fact Sheet on PDMA

 Why buy from an ADR?

ADR's are the first to receive important product warnings and recall information from the manufacturer's, which is shared with customer's in a timely manner.  A customer of the third or fourth distributor to own the product may not receive important alerts as quickly.

 My supplier provides a pedigree, that means it is safe, right?

A pedigree doesn't ensure your product a safe journey.  In fact, it really only tells you just how many people have handled your product before you administer it to your patients.

 I can get these drugs for less elsewhere, why buy from you?

Ask your client.  Do they want you to inject their pet with a drug that is delivered to you with the same high standards that are required by human hospitals or do they want to save a couple of dollars a vial?