The graphic depicts how a drug moves through the supply chain. A drug starts with the active pharmaceutical ingredient supplier and on to the manufacturer. Typically, the drug moves from the manufacturer to a wholesale drug distributor before it goes to the pharmacy or hospital and finally to the patient. In some cases, a drug may move from the API supplier to manufacturer, then it moves to a repackager and either to a primary and/or a secondary wholesale distributor before the drug moves to the pharmacy or hospital and finally to the patient.
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