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Virginia Administrative Code
Title 18. Professional And Occupational Licensing
Title 18. Professional And Occupational Licensing
Agency 110. Board of Pharmacy
11/3/2025

Chapter 20.
Regulations Governing the Practice of Pharmacy
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  • Part V.
    Prescription Order and Dispensing Standards
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    • Section 270
    Dispensing of prescriptions; certification of completed prescriptions
    Section 275
    Delivery of dispensed prescriptions
    Section 276
    Central or remote processing
    Section 280
    Transmission of a prescription order by facsimile device
    Section 285
    Electronic transmission of prescriptions from prescriber to pharmacy
    Section 286
    Chart orders for outpatients
    Section 290
    Dispensing of Schedule II drugs
    Section 300
    [Repealed]
    Section 310
    Partial dispensing of Schedule II prescriptions
    Section 320
    Dispensing or refilling of Schedules III through VI prescriptions
  • Part IX.
    Pharmacy Services to Hospitals
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    • Section 440
    Responsibilities of the pharmacist-in-charge
    Section 450
    After-hours access to the pharmacy
    Section 460
    Floor stock drugs; proof of delivery; distribution records
    Section 470
    Emergency room
    Section 480
    [Repealed]
    Section 490
    Automated devices for dispensing and administration of drugs
    Section 500
    Licensed emergency medical services (EMS) agencies
    Section 505
    Use of radio-frequency identification
    Section 510
    Identification for medical intern or resident prescription form in hospitals
    Section 515
    Remote prescription order processing for hospitals and long-term care facilities
  • Part XVI.
    Controlled Substances Registration for Other Persons or Entities
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    • Section 685
    Definitions for controlled substances registration
    Section 690
    Persons or entities authorized or required to obtain a controlled substances registration
    Section 700
    Requirements for supervision for controlled substances registrants
    Section 710
    Requirements for storage and security for controlled substances registrants
    Section 720
    Requirements for recordkeeping
    Section 725
    Repackaging by a CSB, BHA, or PACE site
    Section 726
    Criteria for approval of repackaging training programs
    Section 727
    Pharmacists repackaging for clients of a CSB, BHA, or PACE
    Section 728
    Drugs for immediate treatment in crisis stabilization units
    Section 730
    Requirements for practitioner of medicine or osteopathy in free clinics
    Section 735
    Requirements for dispensing of naloxone by trained individuals
    Section 740
    Drug donation sites
    Section 750
    Eligible drugs
    Section 760
    Procedures for collecting eligible donated drugs
    Section 770
    Procedure for transferring donated prescription drugs
    Section 780
    Procedure for dispensing donated prescription drugs
    Section 790
    Procedures for disposing of donated prescription drugs
    Section 800
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