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http://www.pharmacy.ohio.gov/Documents/Pubs/Special/DangerousDrugs/Dispensing%20of%20Emergency%20Refill%20of%20Medication%20without%20a%20Prescription.pdf
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Steven W. Schierholt, Esq.
John R.
Kasich
Executive
Director
Governor
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Dispensing of
Emergency
Refill of Medication
W
ithout
a Prescription
Updated
11
-
15
-
2017
Effective March 23
,
201
6
,
HB 188
modifies the authority of pharmacists
to
dispense an emergency
refill
of medication without a prescription
(
ORC 4729.281
)
.
Under certain conditions, a
pharmacist is now permitted to dispense up to
a thirty
-
day supply
for a non
-
controlled dang
erous drug
or, if the standard unit of
dispensing for the drug exceeds a thirty
-
day supply, the amount of the drug
dispensed or sold does not exceed the standard unit of dispensing.
For questions regarding
the dispensing of an emergency
refill
, please rev
iew
th
is
guidance document. If you need additional information, the most
expedient
way to
have your questions answered will be to e
-
mail the Board office by visiting:
http://www.pharmacy.ohio.gov/con
tact.aspx
.
Q
1) What are the requirements for a pharmacist to dispense an
emergency
refill
of medication without a prescription?
A
pharmacist
is permitted
to dispense medication,
other than a schedule II
controlled substance
, without a written or oral pr
escription if all of the following
conditions are met:
(1)
The pharmacy at which the pharmacist works has a record of a
prescription for the drug in the name of the patient who is requesting
it,
but the prescription does not provide for a refill or the time
permitted for
providing refills has elapsed.
R
efills are good for one year from the date
the prescription was written on a
non
-
controlled prescription and
six
months for a controlled substance.
(2)
The pharmacist is unable to obtain authorization to refill t
he prescription
from the health care professional who issued the prescription or another
health professional responsible for the patient's care
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