Verified October 10, 2026 against the statutes, regulations and sources cited below. The state decides every application. All states
What suppliers miss in Vermont
- The wholesaler definition excludes an entity that distributes only devices containing no prescription drugs.
- Whether supplying prescription oxygen makes a supplier a drug outlet was not confirmed; ask the board before shipping oxygen into Vermont.
Does Vermont require a DME supplier license?
Vermont has no DME supplier license. Its Board of Pharmacy licenses drug outlets, defined as entities that make, dispense, deliver or distribute prescription drugs, in classes from retail to home infusion. The board's rules define a legend device narrowly, as a device containing a prescription drug such as an inhaler.
Citation: 26 V.S.A. 2022(7), 2061; Vermont Board of Pharmacy Rules 1-22, 1-47
Do out-of-state suppliers shipping into Vermont need a license?
No general DME supplier license applies to out-of-state suppliers. A nonresident drug outlet license applies to outlets that dispense prescription drugs or devices by mail or delivery to people in Vermont.
- Out-of-state suppliers not covered
- No Vermont location required
Citation: Vermont Board of Pharmacy Rule 1-25
Licensing in Vermont?
Vermont has no general DME supplier license, but product licenses and Medicaid rules can still apply. We confirm what Vermont 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.