Pharmacies controlled substance transfers

When a registered pharmacy transfers Schedule I or II controlled substances to another registered pharmacy, a DEA Form 222 must be used to transfer the stock. [Pg.111]

Transferring Controlled Substances When Terminating a Pharmacy... [Pg.119]

The date on which the controlled substances will be transferred to the person acquiring the pharmacy. [Pg.120]

On the day of the transfer of the controlled substances, a complete controlled substance inventory must be conducted. A record of the inventory must remain with the pharmacy transferring the controlled substance. A copy of the inventory must accompany the transfer of the controlled substances to the person acquiring the pharmacy. [Pg.120]

Records of transfers of controlled substances between pharmacies... [Pg.132]

Provided state allows, Schedule III, IV, or V controlled substance refill prescriptions may be transferred between pharmacies on a onetime basis. For those pharmacies that electronically share a real time online database (i.e., chain pharmacies), the pharmacy may transfer up to the maximum number of refills allowed by the practitioner on the prescription. The requirements necessary for the transfer are as follows ... [Pg.146]

Those pharmacies that can electronically access the same prescription mnst inclnde all of the necessary information as if the transfer was for mannal prescriptions. The transfer of Schedule III, IV, or V controlled substance prescriptions is permissible only if state law allows. [Pg.146]

If a Schedule II controlled substance is distributed, the transfer must be documented on a DBA Form 222. The distributing pharmacy must record the following information on a DBA Form 222 ... [Pg.153]

When a pharmacy discontinues business and transfers the controlled substances to another pharmacy, what form must the pharmacy use to transfer Schedule I and II controlled substances ... [Pg.220]

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