Sec. 10.34.04.03. Permanent Transfer of a Prescription Between Pharmacies

A pharmacist from a primary pharmacy may permanently transfer a prescription order to a secondary pharmacy to be dispensed to a specific patient if:

A. The prescription is lawfully refillable;

B. The prescription is not for a Schedule II controlled dangerous substance noted in Criminal Law Article, Title 5, Subtitle 4, Annotated Code of Maryland;

C. The pharmacist transferring the prescription from the primary pharmacy indicates on the prescription, within the prescription computer database and within any appropriate other records used for dispensing:

(1) That the prescription has been permanently transferred;

(2) The name of the secondary pharmacy;

(3) The name of the pharmacist who transferred the prescription to the secondary pharmacy;

(4) The name of the pharmacist at the secondary pharmacy to whom the prescription was transferred if the transfer occurred in an oral manner; and

(5) The date on which the prescription was transferred to the secondary pharmacy.