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Can a pharmacist administer immunizations?

Yes, prior to administering immunizations, pharmacists must complete a Board approved immunization training course and register with the Board.

How long are prescriptions valid?

A prescription for a non-controlled substance is valid for one year from the original date of prescription.

Can a pharmacist substitute on a prescription?

A pharmacist may not substitute on a prescription unless the prescriber or the purchaser (patient) has authorized the substitution.

How long must a pharmacy keep prescription records?

The original prescription must be kept for 5 years.

Can a doctor prescribe for his family?

A practitioner (doctor) may not prescribe a controlled dangerous substance for their personal use or for an immediate family member within 2 degrees of blood or marriage. [see Appendix F - Oklahoma Pharmacy Law Book]

Can a physician's assistant (PA) prescribe a Schedule II?

A physician's assistant cannot write a C-II prescription for a retail patient.  The P.A. may only write an order for a Schedule II for immediate or ongoing administration "on-site".  "On-site" is defined as:

A. Hospital in-patients

B. Emergency Room

C. Surgicenters

D. Medical clinics or offices in case of an emergency

What is the difference between a medical gas "supplier" and a medical gas "distributor"?

A medical gas "supplier" can sell medical gases only on drug orders issued to a patient.  A medical gas "distributor" can sell medical gases on drug orders issued to patients and to medical gas "suppliers" or other entities licensed to use, administer, or distribute medical gases.

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