Verified October 10, 2026 against the statutes, regulations and sources cited below. The state decides every application. All states
What suppliers miss in Utah
- The facility must be locked to the public when closed, keep prescription records five years and post its license where the public can see it.
- A licensed practitioner who provides DME to a patient does not need a Class E license.
Does Utah require a DME supplier license?
Utah licenses durable medical equipment providers as Class E pharmacies, a class that needs no pharmacist in charge. Prescription devices must be dispensed by or through a licensee, and each place of business needs its own license. Class A and B pharmacies may supply DME under their existing licenses.
- Pharmacy board permit
- Class E Pharmacy License (durable medical equipment provider)
- Issued by Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL)
Citation: Utah Code 58-17b-102, 58-17b-302; Utah Admin. Code R156-17b-302(5), R156-17b-617d
Do out-of-state suppliers shipping into Utah need a license?
DOPL accepts out-of-state Class E applicants, who send verification of good standing and a recent inspection report from their home-state board and register with the Utah Division of Corporations.
- No Utah location required
Citation: DOPL pharmacy license application requirements
Who must be on staff at a licensed Utah location?
No pharmacist in charge is required for a Class E license. Applicants submit fingerprint cards for a responsible individual and an alternate.
Citation: Utah Admin. Code R156-17b-302(5)
Which product licenses can apply in Utah?
- medical gas provider (Class E)
Licensing in Utah?
We confirm what Utah requires for the products you sell, prepare the application and every attachment for your owner or officer to sign, and track it to a decision. A state DME license is $699 per state.