§ 3331. Scheduled substances administering and dispensing by practitioners. 1. Except as provided in titles III or V of this article, no substance in schedules II, III, IV, or V may be prescribed for or dispensed or administered to an addict or habitual user. 2. A practitioner, in good faith, and in the course of his or her professional practice only, may prescribe, administer and dispense substances listed in schedules II, III, IV, and V, or he or she may cause the same to be administered by a designated agent under his or her direction and supervision. 3. A veterinarian, in good faith, and in the course of the practice of veterinary medicine only, may prescribe, administer and dispense substances listed in schedules II, III, IV, and V or he may cause them to be administered by a designated agent under his direction and supervision. 4. No such substance may be dispensed unless it is enclosed within a suitable and durable container, and: (a) Affixed to such container is a label upon which is indelibly typed, printed or otherwise legibly written the following: (i) the name and address of the ultimate user for whom the substance is intended, or, if intended for use upon an animal, the species of such animal and the name and address of the owner or person in custody of such animal; (ii) the name, address, and telephone number of the dispensing practitioner; (iii) specific directions for use, including but not limited to the dosage and frequency of dosage, and the maximum daily dosage; (iv) the legend, prominently marked or printed in either boldface or upper case lettering: "CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, DANGEROUS UNLESS USED AS DIRECTED"; (v) the date of dispensing; (vi) either the name of the substance or such code number assigned by the department for the particular substance pursuant to section thirty-three hundred eighteen of this article; (b) Such container shall be identified as a controlled substance by either: (i) an orange label; (ii) a label of another color over which is superimposed an orange transparent adhesive tape; or (iii) an auxiliary orange label affixed to the front of such container and bearing the legend, prominently marked or printed "Controlled Substance, Dangerous Unless Used As Directed"; (c) Any label, transparency, or auxiliary label shall be applied in a manner which would inhibit its removal. 5. No more than a thirty day supply or, pursuant to regulations of the commissioner enumerating conditions warranting specified greater supplies, no more than a three month supply of a schedule II, III or IV substance, as determined by the directed dosage and frequency of dosage, may be dispensed by an authorized practitioner at one time. 6. A practitioner dispensing a controlled substance shall file information pursuant to such dispensing with the department by electronic means in such manner and detail as the commissioner shall, by regulation, require. This requirement shall not apply to the dispensing by a practitioner pursuant to subdivision five of section thirty-three hundred fifty-one of this article. 7. A practitioner may not administer, prescribe or dispense any substance referred to in subdivision (h) or subdivision (j) of Schedule II of section three thousand three hundred six of this article for other than therapeutic purposes. A practitioner may not administer, prescribeor dispense any such substance to any individual without first obtaining the informed consent of such individual, or where the individual lacks capacity to give such consent, a person legally authorized to consent on his or her behalf.
§ 3331. Scheduled substances administering and dispensing by practitioners. 1. Except as provided in titles III or V of this article, no substance in schedules II, III, IV, or V may be prescribed for or dispensed or administered to an addict or habitual user. 2. A practitioner, in good faith, and in the course of his or her professional practice only, may prescribe, administer and dispense substances listed in schedules II, III, IV, and V, or he or she may cause the same to be administered by a designated agent under his or her direction and supervision. 3. A veterinarian, in good faith, and in the course of the practice of veterinary medicine only, may prescribe, administer and dispense substances listed in schedules II, III, IV, and V or he may cause them to be administered by a designated agent under his direction and supervision. 4. No such substance may be dispensed unless it is enclosed within a suitable and durable container, and: (a) Affixed to such container is a label upon which is indelibly typed, printed or otherwise legibly written the following: (i) the name and address of the ultimate user for whom the substance is intended, or, if intended for use upon an animal, the species of such animal and the name and address of the owner or person in custody of such animal; (ii) the name, address, and telephone number of the dispensing practitioner; (iii) specific directions for use, including but not limited to the dosage and frequency of dosage, and the maximum daily dosage; (iv) the legend, prominently marked or printed in either boldface or upper case lettering: "CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, DANGEROUS UNLESS USED AS DIRECTED"; (v) the date of dispensing; (vi) either the name of the substance or such code number assigned by the department for the particular substance pursuant to section thirty-three hundred eighteen of this article; (b) Such container shall be identified as a controlled substance by either: (i) an orange label; (ii) a label of another color over which is superimposed an orange transparent adhesive tape; or (iii) an auxiliary orange label affixed to the front of such container and bearing the legend, prominently marked or printed "Controlled Substance, Dangerous Unless Used As Directed"; (c) Any label, transparency, or auxiliary label shall be applied in a manner which would inhibit its removal. 5. No more than a thirty day supply or, pursuant to regulations of the commissioner enumerating conditions warranting specified greater supplies, no more than a three month supply of a schedule II, III or IV substance, as determined by the directed dosage and frequency of dosage, may be dispensed by an authorized practitioner at one time. 6. A practitioner dispensing a controlled substance shall file information pursuant to such dispensing with the department by electronic means in such manner and detail as the commissioner shall, by regulation, require. This requirement shall not apply to the dispensing by a practitioner pursuant to subdivision five of section thirty-three hundred fifty-one of this article. 7. A practitioner may not administer, prescribe or dispense any substance referred to in subdivision (h) or subdivision (j) of Schedule II of section three thousand three hundred six of this article for other than therapeutic purposes. A practitioner may not administer, prescribeor dispense any such substance to any individual without first obtaining the informed consent of such individual, or where the individual lacks capacity to give such consent, a person legally authorized to consent on his or her behalf.
§ 3331. Scheduled substances administering and dispensing by practitioners. 1. Except as provided in titles III or V of this article, no substance in schedules II, III, IV, or V may be prescribed for or dispensed or administered to an addict or habitual user. 2. A practitioner, in good faith, and in the course of his or her professional practice only, may prescribe, administer and dispense substances listed in schedules II, III, IV, and V, or he or she may cause the same to be administered by a designated agent under his or her direction and supervision. 3. A veterinarian, in good faith, and in the course of the practice of veterinary medicine only, may prescribe, administer and dispense substances listed in schedules II, III, IV, and V or he may cause them to be administered by a designated agent under his direction and supervision. 4. No such substance may be dispensed unless it is enclosed within a suitable and durable container, and: (a) Affixed to such container is a label upon which is indelibly typed, printed or otherwise legibly written the following: (i) the name and address of the ultimate user for whom the substance is intended, or, if intended for use upon an animal, the species of such animal and the name and address of the owner or person in custody of such animal; (ii) the name, address, and telephone number of the dispensing practitioner; (iii) specific directions for use, including but not limited to the dosage and frequency of dosage, and the maximum daily dosage; (iv) the legend, prominently marked or printed in either boldface or upper case lettering: "CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, DANGEROUS UNLESS USED AS DIRECTED"; (v) the date of dispensing; (vi) either the name of the substance or such code number assigned by the department for the particular substance pursuant to section thirty-three hundred eighteen of this article; (b) Such container shall be identified as a controlled substance by either: (i) an orange label; (ii) a label of another color over which is superimposed an orange transparent adhesive tape; or (iii) an auxiliary orange label affixed to the front of such container and bearing the legend, prominently marked or printed "Controlled Substance, Dangerous Unless Used As Directed"; (c) Any label, transparency, or auxiliary label shall be applied in a manner which would inhibit its removal. 5. No more than a thirty day supply or, pursuant to regulations of the commissioner enumerating conditions warranting specified greater supplies, no more than a three month supply of a schedule II, III or IV substance, as determined by the directed dosage and frequency of dosage, may be dispensed by an authorized practitioner at one time. 6. A practitioner dispensing a controlled substance shall file information pursuant to such dispensing with the department by electronic means in such manner and detail as the commissioner shall, by regulation, require. This requirement shall not apply to the dispensing by a practitioner pursuant to subdivision five of section thirty-three hundred fifty-one of this article. 7. A practitioner may not administer, prescribe or dispense any substance referred to in subdivision (h) or subdivision (j) of Schedule II of section three thousand three hundred six of this article for other than therapeutic purposes. A practitioner may not administer, prescribeor dispense any such substance to any individual without first obtaining the informed consent of such individual, or where the individual lacks capacity to give such consent, a person legally authorized to consent on his or her behalf.
