Under the Drug Supply Chain Security Act, how long must records be kept?

• A. Six years
• B. One year
• C. Three years
• D. Ten years

Answer: (A)

Recordkeeping under the Drug Supply Chain Security Act requires keeping the transaction information, history, and the transaction statement for six years from the date of the transaction. This retention period ensures you have a long enough window to trace products through the supply chain, support recalls or investigations, and meet regulatory audits. The other durations listed don’t align with DSCSA requirements, as six years is the standard period for these records.