According to the Saskatchewan Pharmacy Law, how many times can Controlled Part 1 (Part G) be transferred?

In Saskatchewan pharmacy law, the regulations state that a prescription for a Controlled Substance classified as Part 1 (or Part G) can only be transferred once. This is designed to ensure proper management and control of these substances, which have a higher potential for abuse and are subject to stricter regulations.

The one-time transfer rule means that once a prescription is filled at one pharmacy, it cannot be transferred to another pharmacy more than once. This safeguards the integrity of the prescription process and helps in maintaining an accurate record of the medication dispensed. It also reduces the risk of misuse or mismanagement of controlled substances, aligning with the overall intent of the law to promote safe pharmacy practices.

Other options suggest either multiple transfers or unlimited transfers, which contradict the legal framework established for controlled substances in Saskatchewan. These alternatives do not align with the stringent controls necessary for safeguarding public health concerning medications with high potential for misuse.