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The  law book listed below contains the current "unofficial" * pharmacy law and rules.  Click on the title below to view or print a complete copy.  

2010 Oklahoma Pharmacy Law Book 
[Posted 12-13-2010]

 This Pharmacy Law Book contains laws and rules as effective July 11, 2010.  

Printed Law Books are available from the Board office for a fee of $10.00 per book.

[Payment must be received in advance. Checks or money orders are accepted.]
 

* The permanent rules of the Oklahoma State Board of Pharmacy have been codified at Title 535 of the Oklahoma Administrative Code (OAC).  The   OAC is published by the Office of Administrative Rules, a department of the Secretary of State, and contains all "official" agency rules.  "Official" copies of the laws regarding pharmacy may be obtained from the statute books.

 


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2011 Revised Permanent Rules [Effective 07-01-2011]

Notice of Rulemaking Intent (NRI): Chap 1 , Chap 13 & Chap 15
[Posted July 21, 2011]
[Chap 13 Withdrawn December 22, 2011]

2012 Proposed Permanent Rules [DRAFT]
[Posted July 21, 2011]
[Chap 15 updated September 28, 2011]
[Chap 13 Withdrawn December 22, 2011]

Rule Impact Statement Chapter 1
[Posted July 21, 2011]

Rule Impact Statement Chapter 15
[Posted July 21, 2011]

Notice of Withdrawal for Chapter 13

[Posted January 4, 2012]
 

 

 

Last Modified on 01/04/2012
Special Announcements

  • July 1, 2008 Advanced Practice Nurses with authority to prescribe C-III thru C-V controlled substances can prescribe up to 30 days supply. The 30 days supply may be a combination of the initial fill and a number of refills which adds to the 30 days supply. For example, a prescription for a 10 day supply could have up to 2 refills which would equal a 30 days supply. This change is a result of a change in the Oklahoma regulations effective July 1, 2008. [Note: Physician's Assistants may prescribe up to a 30 day supply as an individual prescription, but are not allowed to prescribe refills on controlled substances.]
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