Rhode Island Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence (MPJE) Practice Exam

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Canadian pharmacies seeking a license in Rhode Island must provide a certificate of insurance showing evidence of how much product liability insurance?

Three million dollars
Two million dollars
Five million dollars
One million dollars

The correct answer is: Five million dollars

Canadian pharmacies seeking a license in Rhode Island are required to provide a certificate of insurance that demonstrates they have at least five million dollars in product liability insurance. This high level of coverage is aimed at ensuring that pharmacies can adequately protect themselves and their patients against potential claims arising from product defects or harm caused by the medications they dispense. The requirement for a substantial amount of product liability insurance reflects the state's commitment to safeguarding public health and safety by ensuring that pharmacies have the necessary financial resources to handle any legal claims. This level of coverage also helps to instill confidence in patients who rely on these pharmacies for their medications, knowing that there is a significant financial backing in the event of an issue.