N.H. Admin. Code § Ph 1403.03 - Unused Prescription Drug and Medical Device Transfer
(a) A
prescription drug shall be eligible for transfer under the Ph 1400 when the
following requirements are met:
(1) The
accepting and donating entities are eligible to receive unused prescription
drugs under these rules;
(2) The
drug has not been in the possession of the patient or other member of the
public;
(3) All patient
identifiable information and the drug directions on the label have been
redacted or removed before sending to the accepting entity to protect
confidentiality;
(4) The donation
is accompanied by a manifest for the internal and external transfer of the
product defined by Ph 1406;
(5)
The drug has been properly stored under appropriate temperature and humidity
conditions;
(6) The drug is not
expired;
(7) The drug is not a
controlled substance or compounded drug;
(8) The drug or packaging is in its original,
unopened, sealed, packaging that includes the expiration date. Unopened unit
dose drugs may be accepted if the packaging is unopened; and
(9) The drug or packaging does not show
evidence of contamination, adulteration, or misbranding.
(b) Drugs that can only be dispensed to a
patient registered with the drug's manufacturer in accordance with federal Food
and Drug Administration (FDA) requirements shall not be accepted or
distributed.
(c) A medical device
shall be eligible for transfer under Ph 1400 if the following requirements are
met:
(1) The accepting and donating entities
are eligible to receive unused medical devices under these rules;
(2) The device has not been in the possession
of the patient or other member of the public;
(3) All patient identifiable information and
the directions on the label will be redacted or removed before sending to the
accepting entity to protect confidentiality;
(4) The donation is accompanied by a manifest
for the internal and external transfer of the product defined by Ph
1406;
(5) The drug is not
expired;
(6) The device is in its
original, unopened, sealed packaging; and
(7) The device does not show evidence of
contamination, adulteration, or misbranding.
(d) Prescription drugs or medical devices
donated under Ph 1400 shall not be sold, resold, offered for sale, traded, or
returned for financial credit. This shall not prohibit transfer between
charitable providers.
Notes
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