The Colombian Ministry of Health (MinSalud) revoked Resolution 820 of 2026, which had established requirements for opening or relocating retail pharmacies. ^[1] The Ministry of Health reinstated the regulation found in Article 1 of Decree 3554 of 2008, which governs the distance requirements between retail pharmacies. ^[2] Authorizations for pharmacies that were granted while Resolution 820 of 2026 was in effect remain valid and are not automatically invalidated by the revocation. ^[3] The measurement of the 75-meter distance must follow the path a customer would take, rather than a straight line, and must be certified by the competent authority. ^[4] The Colombian Ministry of Health stated that the revocation was issued in compliance with the second numeral of Judgment C-479 of 2024 issued by Colombia's Constitutional Court. ^[5] The same administrative act restores the application of article 1 of Decree 3554 of 2008, a Colombian decree that modified article 12 of Decree 2200 of 2005 and establishes the rules on distances between certain retail pharmaceutical establishments. ^[6]