Under MT law, transfers of C III - V prescriptions are permissible on a one-time basis only.

• A. They may be transferred unlimited times.
• B. They may be transferred once on a one-time basis.
• C. They may be transferred only within the same day.
• D. They may not be transferred at all.

Answer: (B)

Transfers of C III–V prescriptions are allowed, but only once between pharmacies. A pharmacist can move the prescription information to another licensed pharmacy so the patient can have it filled there, and after that single transfer the original pharmacy may not transfer it again. The receiving pharmacy takes over dispensing under the same prescription terms, including any remaining refills. This is different from C-II prescriptions, which cannot be transferred between pharmacies. So the correct understanding is that these prescriptions may be transferred once on a one-time basis.