; (ii) a therapeutic synthetic peptide product of not more than 40 amino acids; (iii) a monoclonal antibody product for in vivo use; and (iv) a therapeutic recombinant DNA-derived product; (H) a drug required to be refrigerated at any time during manufacturing, packing, processing, or holding; or (I) a photoreactive drug. (c) Approved Canadian pharmacy (1) In general In this section, an approved Canadian pharmacy is a pharmacy that— (A) is located in Canada; and (B) that the Secretary certifies— (i) is licensed to operate and dispense prescription drugs to individuals in Canada; and (ii) meets the criteria under paragraph (3). (2) Publication of approved Canadian pharmacies The Secretary shall publish on the Internet Web site of the Food and Drug Administration a list of approved Canadian pharmacies, including the Internet Web site address of each such approved Canadian pharmacy, from which individuals may purchase prescription drugs in accordance with subsection (a). (3) Additional criteria To be an approved Canadian pharmacy, the Secretary shall certify that the pharmacy— (A) has been in existence for a period of at least 5 years preceding the date of such certification and has a purpose other than to participate in the program established under this section; (B) operates in accordance with pharmacy standards set forth by the provincial pharmacy rules and regulations enacted in Canada; (C) has processes established by the pharmacy, or participates in another established process, to certify that the physical premises and data reporting procedures and licenses are in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations, and has implemented policies designed to monitor ongoing compliance with such laws and regulations; (D) conducts or commits to participate in ongoing and comprehensive quality assurance programs and implements such quality assurance measures, including blind testing, to ensure the veracity and reliability of the findings of the quality assurance program