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Alabama Code Title 34. Professions and Businesses § 34-23-160

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(a) A pharmacy may prepare a compounded drug product for a prescriber's office use. An order by a prescriber indicating the formula and quantity ordered shall be filed in the pharmacy. The product shall be administered in the prescriber's office and shall not be dispensed to the patient. A record of the compounded drug product may be kept as a prescription record in the computer of the pharmacy. A label may be generated and a number assigned by the computer of the pharmacy for the compounded product. A record of the product's written procedure shall be on file in the pharmacy as provided in Section 34-23-158. A record of the product's sale to the prescriber shall remain on file at the pharmacy for not less than one year. The record shall contain the following information:

(1) The name and address of the prescriber.

(2) The date of sale.

(3) A description and amount of the product sold.

(b) The label on the compounded product shall include the following information:

(1) The designated name and the strength of the finished product.

(2) The quantity dispensed.

(3) The date on which the product was compounded.

(4) The beyond use date.

(5) A lot or batch number.

(6) Any other information the pharmacist deems necessary.

(7) The name and address of the pharmacy.

(c) The label shall include the phrase “For Office Use.”

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