Medical Products, Pharmacy Profession and Pharmaceutical Establishments Law

Article 76 — Article (76) Prescription

Part Six: Regulating the Practice of Pharmacy

1. A licensed Pharmacist may not dispense Medical Products without a prescription, if the dispensing requires it. In all cases, the prescription shall be: a. Documented in clear handwriting or printed electronically and in an understandable language. b. Issued by a Healthcare Practitioner licensed to issue a prescription. c. It shows the name of the Healthcare Practitioner who issued the prescription, his seal, signature, and the date the prescription was issued. d. Containing the scientific name, trade name, or both, its Pharmaceutical Form, standard, method of administration, and term of use. e. It shows the patient full name, age, weight, and phone number. f. Containing information about the patient possible allergic reactions, if any. g. In agreement with any other requirements determined by the Executive Regulations of this Decree-Law. 2. The Executive Regulations of this decree shall specify the terms and conditions for repeating the dispensing of a medical prescription.

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