How often must a pharmacy email the Pseudofed worksheet to NED?

In Hawaii, the requirement for pharmacies to send the Pseudofed worksheet to the National Electronic Drug Diversion System (NED) is once per month. This regulation is in place to ensure that there is a consistent and timely tracking of pseudoephedrine sales, which is essential due to its potential use in the illicit manufacture of methamphetamine. Monthly reporting helps maintain oversight and compliance, providing authorities with up-to-date information on pseudoephedrine purchases to help prevent abuse while ensuring that legitimate consumers can access the medication when needed. This systematic approach to monitoring pseudoephedrine sales aligns with broader public health and safety measures.