The prescription limits is based on Section 32, DDB Regulation No. 3 S. 2003.
PRESCRIPTION LIMITS -
is the quantities that may be prescribed in a single applicable
prescription by a licensed practitioner should not exceed the specified
quantities as follows:
- Ephedrine (parenteral form) (hospital use) 1 vial
- For intractable pain as documented in practitioner's medical record 100 dosage units or 31 day supply
-A
prescription may not be issued in order for an individual practitioner
to obtain controlled substances for the purpose of general dispensing to
patients.
- A prescription may not be issued to a drug dependent person for the purpose of continuing his dependence upon such drugs.
-
A doctor with an S2 license may store or carry in his medical carry bag
a reasonable quantity of dangerous drug preparations and/or
ergometrine/ergotamine preparations IF no drugstore is dispensing such
drugs within a 5-km radius from the doctor's area of
residence/clinic/office. To secure prior approval from PDEA for such
cases.
N.B.
The following are based only from
PDEA disseminated copy. It is only for information and guidance. These
prescription limits of dangerous drugs may subject to change upon reset
by DDB and implemented by PDEA. Please be informed.