Reddit mentions of Guide to Federal Pharmacy Law, 8th Ed.

I took the exam last year, but besides the new opioid law/recommendation, nothing else has changed.

All I did was read the following sources:

"Guide to Federal Pharmacy Law" by Reiss

Link https://www.amazon.com/Guide-Federal-Pharmacy-Law-Reiss/dp/0967633273/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1467023184&sr=8-1&keywords=federal+guide+to+pharmacy+law

Also download the pharmacy study packet from the MA.gov website. You don't need to go to the physical office to buy it, you can just find which chapters and laws are in the guide and just download them from online. But pretty much all you need to really know is "247 CMR" from the MA website which is pretty much the pharmacy laws. READ ALL OF 247 CMR. it's not incredibly long, so a single day is all you need.

Read the "DEA pharmacists manual". Beyond these 3 sources, there isn't really anything else that you need to know that you shouldn't already know from pharmacy school/actual practice.

Heres a link to the regulations from the MS BOP: http://www.mbp.state.ms.us/mbop/Pharmacy.nsf/webpageedit/RegulationsLN_regdb_FullReg/$FILE/Final%20Regs%20clean%204-10-16.pdf?OpenElement

I'm going to study these, plus I've heard This book is a really good federal law book.

When do you plan on taking it? Mine is july 2nd.