South Carolina Statutes
§ 61-10-40 — Prescriptions.
No prescription may be filled except on the day it is issued or the following day. No more than one-half pint of alcohol may be sold and delivered on one prescription. When a prescription is filled, it may not be refilled. No druggist who is also a practicing physician may fill his own prescription for pure alcohol nor shall the prescription be filled at a drugstore in which the physician is financially interested. The delivery of the alcohol sold by prescription must be made directly to the person for whom the prescription is issued, to the physician, or to a person authorized by the physician; or in case of a minor, to his parent, guardian, physician, or a person authorized by the physician.
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Legislative History
HISTORY: 1996 Act No. 415, SECTION 1.
Nearby Sections
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§ 61-10-10
Sales by wholesale druggists.§ 61-10-20
Sales by retail druggists.§ 61-10-210
Manufacture from wood products or molasses.§ 61-10-220
Bonds.§ 61-10-240
Beverage or medicinal purposes.§ 61-10-250
Storage in warehouses.§ 61-10-260
Records.§ 61-10-270
Property forfeitures.§ 61-10-280
Alcoholic ingredient in soft drinks.§ 61-10-290
Sale of wood or denatured alcohol.§ 61-10-30
Retail sales for medicinal purposes.§ 61-10-40
Prescriptions.§ 61-10-50
Form of prescriptions.