The prescription information shall be filed electronically with the Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement, utilizing a transmission format acceptable to the Department, not later than 24 hours after the substance was delivered. (2) The endorsed prescription shall be retained by the proprietor of the pharmacy for a period of five years. (d)(1) The pharmacist filling the prescription shall endorse upon the prescription the date of delivery, and his/her signature. Such prescription shall, in addition to the information otherwise required, also have written or typed upon its face the words: "Authorization for emergency dispensing." If the pharmacist fails to receive such prescription, he shall notify the department in writing or electronically within seven days from the date of dispensing the substance. (c) Within 72 hours after authorizing an emergency oral prescription, the prescribing practitioner shall cause to be delivered to the pharmacist a written or an electronic prescription. (b) No oral prescription shall be filled for a quantity of controlled substances which would exceed a five-day supply if the substance were used in accordance with the directions for use.
(3) make a good-faith effort to verify the identity of both the practitioner and the ultimate user. (2) dispense the substance in conformity with the labeling requirements applicable to the type of prescription which would be required but for the emergency and
(1) contemporaneously reduce such prescription to writing or, to the extent authorized by federal requirements, to an electronic record (a) In an emergency, a practitioner may orally prescribe and a pharmacist may dispense, to an ultimate user, controlled substances in schedule II and those controlled substances listed in section 80.67 of this Part provided, however, the pharmacist shall: 80.68 Emergency oral prescriptions for schedule II substances and certain other controlled substances.
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