Nev. Admin. Code § 453B.105 - Donating, dispensing and storage of cancer drugs
1. A pharmacy, medical facility, health
clinic or provider of health care that participates in the Program is not
required to accept a prescription drug for donation.
2. In addition to the requirements of
NRS
453B.100 and
453B.130 and NAC
453B.110, a pharmacist may
dispense a donated prescription drug to a person if:
(a) The pharmacist has inspected the
packaging of the donated prescription drug to determine if the donated
prescription drug meets the requirements of subsection 6 of
NRS
453B.080; and
(b) The person requesting the donated
prescription drug presents to the pharmacist:
(1) Proof that the person meets the
requirements of NAC
453B.070; and
(2) A prescription written by a person who is
authorized to write prescriptions.
3. A pharmacy, medical facility, health
clinic or provider of health care shall store a donated prescription drug:
(a) Pursuant to the recommendations of the
manufacturer of the donated prescription drug concerning the storage
conditions;
(b) Separately from all
other drugs; and
(c) In a locked
storage area.
4. If a
donated prescription drug expires before it is dispensed, the pharmacy, medical
facility, health clinic or provider of health care shall destroy the donated
prescription drug.
Notes
NRS 453B.080, 453B.100 and 453B.120
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