North Dakota Attorney GeneralTake Back Program 2026

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The document is a Drug Disposal Log from the North Dakota State Board of Pharmacy, designed for facilities to record the destruction of medications. It includes fields for details such as the date dispensed, resident's name, pharmacy name, drug information, quantity, method of destruction, and signatures of witnesses and the consultant pharmacist. Facilities are instructed to complete and return this log at the end of each calendar quarter.

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Begin by filling in the 'FACILITY' and 'STREET ADDRESS' fields at the top of the form. Ensure that all information is accurate for proper identification.
Next, circle the appropriate calendar quarter that corresponds to when you are submitting this form. This helps in organizing records effectively.
In the table provided, enter details for each destroyed medication. Fill in the 'Date Dispensed', 'RX #', 'RESIDENT'S NAME', 'NAME OF PHARMACY', and 'DRUG'.
For each entry, specify the 'Quantity', 'Strength', and 'METHOD OF DESTRUCTION'. This ensures compliance with disposal regulations.
Finally, have two witnesses sign in the designated areas and ensure that a consultant pharmacist's name is included under 'DESTROYED BY'.

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What happens if you cant pay for your prescription?

Contact the pharmacy and have them submit a substitution request to the prescribing provider. They are responsible for finding a cream or ointment that is within your insurance providers prescription formulary. The prescription formulary is the list of all medications covered by your insurance both brand and generic.

What do I do if I cant afford my prescription?

Talk to your prescriber Your care provider wants to ensure youre getting the treatment you need. They may need to learn that you need help in affording your medication. Let them know if youre worried about the cost. Its ok to tell them you cant afford your medication.

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What is the pharmacy ownership law in North Dakota?

The North Dakota Board of Pharmacy has a Prescription Drug Repository Program where consumers can return their unused prescription drug to pharmacists or clinics so they can be given to someone else who can use them.

What is the Consumer Protection Act in North Dakota?

The Consumer Protection and Antitrust Division protects North Dakota consumers from misleading, deceptive, or unlawful trade practices in connection with the sale or advertisement of goods or services by enforcing the states antitrust laws and consumer fraud laws including, among others, false advertising, do-not-call

What if I need a prescription but cant afford it?

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