This text of Nevada § 639.2675 (Return, reissuance or transfer of unused drugs: Drugs dispensed by pharmacy to offender in correctional institution; written procedures for returning; regulations) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering Nevada primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.
1. A prescription drug that is dispensed by a pharmacy to an offender incarcerated in a correctional institution, but will not be used by that offender, may be returned to that dispensing pharmacy for the purpose of reissuing the drug to fill other prescriptions for offenders incarcerated in that correctional institution or for the purposes of transferring the drug to a nonprofit pharmacy designated by the Board pursuant to NRS 639.2676 if:
(a)The drug is not a controlled substance;
(b)The drug is dispensed in a unit dose, in individually sealed doses or in a bottle that is sealed by the manufacturer of the drug;
(c)The drug is returned unopened and sealed in the original manufacturer’s packaging or bottle;
(d)The usefulness of the drug has not expired;
(e)The packaging or bottle cont
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1. A prescription drug that is dispensed by a pharmacy to an offender incarcerated in a correctional institution, but will not be used by that offender, may be returned to that dispensing pharmacy for the purpose of reissuing the drug to fill other prescriptions for offenders incarcerated in that correctional institution or for the purposes of transferring the drug to a nonprofit pharmacy designated by the Board pursuant to NRS 639.2676 if:
(a) The drug is not a controlled substance;
(b) The drug is dispensed in a unit dose, in individually sealed doses or in a bottle that is sealed by the manufacturer of the drug;
(c) The drug is returned unopened and sealed in the original manufacturer’s packaging or bottle;
(d) The usefulness of the drug has not expired;
(e) The packaging or bottle contains the expiration date of the usefulness of the drug; and
(f) The name of the patient for whom the drug was originally prescribed, the prescription number and any other identifying marks are obliterated from the packaging or bottle before the return of the drug.
2. A pharmacy to which a drug is returned pursuant to this section may:
(a) Reissue the drug to fill other prescriptions for offenders incarcerated in the same correctional institution if the registered pharmacist of the pharmacy determines that the drug is suitable for that purpose in accordance with standards adopted by the Board pursuant to subsection 5; or
(b) Transfer the drug to a nonprofit pharmacy designated by the Board pursuant to NRS 639.2676 .
3. No drug that is returned to a dispensing pharmacy pursuant to this section may be used to fill other prescriptions more than one time.
4. The director of a correctional institution shall adopt written procedures for returning drugs to a dispensing pharmacy pursuant to this section. The procedures must:
(a) Provide appropriate safeguards for ensuring that the drugs are not compromised or illegally diverted during their return.
(b) Require the maintenance and retention of such records relating to the return of such drugs as are required by the Board.
(c) Be approved by the Board.
5. The Board shall adopt such regulations as are necessary to carry out the provisions of this section including, without limitation, requirements for:
(a) Returning and reissuing such drugs pursuant to the provisions of this section.
(b) Transferring drugs to a nonprofit pharmacy pursuant to the provisions of this section and NRS 639.2676 .
(c) Maintaining records relating to the return and the use of such drugs to fill other prescriptions.
6. As used in this section, “correctional institution” means an institution or facility operated by the Department of Corrections.