 Inspectors from the Texas State Board of Pharmacy found that right-of-way violated more than a dozen rules over the past decade, some of them related to preparing sterile drugs. The pharmacist who talked with NPR downplayed those violations and said they didn't affect the drugs he made for Texas. But another Chaudhry-owned pharmacy in San Antonio has had problems, too. Federal regulators sued that right-of-way, alleging it, quote, "...fueled and profited from the opioid epidemic for years."