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Narcotic drugs - All single-entity narcotics. All narcotics for parenteral use. All narcotic compounds containing less than two other non-narcotic ingredients in a therapeutic dose. All products containing any substance listed in the schedule to the Narcotic Control Regulations. Narcotic Drug Examples - Codeine, Codeine Syrup, Dilaudid, Fentanyl, Hycodan, Kadian, Ketamine, Methadose, Morphine, Percocet, Subuxone, Tussionex, Tylenol No. 4, Tylenol with codeine elixir Narcotic Drugs Prescription req - Written or faxed prescription by a physician, dentist, vetrinarian, nurse practitioner, midwife or podiatrist Narcotic Drug Prescriptions faxed - Schedule 1A drugs cannot be faxed (exception: licensed facilities). Schedule 1A drugs an not be prescribed by podiatrists Narcotic Drug Refills - No refils allowed. All re-orders must be new Rx. Written "part-fill" instruction can be included, specifying the total prescription quantity plus the interval between each "part-fill." Transfer of "part-fills" and undispensed prescriptions are not permitted. Narcotic Drug Sales Record - All prescription sales (except those for dextropropoxyphene) must be recorded in a register or a computer-printed report. The register or computer-printed report must be current and kept for at least three years. Files and Records - Recording the Rx - Narcotic and controlled drug purchases must be recorded in a book or register and must be readily available.