Idaho § 54-1736A PRESCRIPTION DRUG DELIVERY AND RETURN

Idaho Statutes

§ 54-1736A — PRESCRIPTION DRUG DELIVERY AND RETURN

Idaho·Title 54 PROFESSIONS, VOCATIONS, AND BUSINESSES·Ch. 17 PHARMACISTS

(1)Delivery of filled prescriptions shall be allowed if appropriate measures are taken to ensure product integrity and safety. Prescriptions may be picked up for or returned from delivery by authorized personnel from a secured delivery area.

(2)A drug outlet registered with the DEA as a collector may collect controlled and non-controlled drugs for destruction. Otherwise a dispensed drug or device may only be accepted for return as follows:

(a)When the pharmacist determines that harm could result if the drug or device is not returned;

(b)If it is a legend drug for donation pursuant to sections 54-1760 through 54-1764, Idaho Code; and

(c)The drug did not reach the patient and has been maintained in the custody and control of the drug outlet and the drug outlet is able to assure that pro

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(1) Delivery of filled prescriptions shall be allowed if appropriate measures are taken to ensure product integrity and safety. Prescriptions may be picked up for or returned from delivery by authorized personnel from a secured delivery area.
(2) A drug outlet registered with the DEA as a collector may collect controlled and non-controlled drugs for destruction. Otherwise a dispensed drug or device may only be accepted for return as follows:
(a) When the pharmacist determines that harm could result if the drug or device is not returned;
(b) If it is a legend drug for donation pursuant to sections 54-1760 through 54-1764, Idaho Code; and
(c) The drug did not reach the patient and has been maintained in the custody and control of the drug outlet and the drug outlet is able to assure that product integrity has been maintained.

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