Certification of Pharmacy Technicians (ExCPT) Practice Exam

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What is the maximum quantity of prescription refills allowed for non-controlled substances according to federal regulations?

A. 5 refills
B. 11 refills
C. 12 refills
D. No limit

The correct answer is: D. No limit

The maximum quantity of prescription refills allowed for non-controlled substances according to federal regulations is indeed set with no limit. This means that as long as the prescription remains valid and the prescriber authorizes the refills, a patient can receive unlimited refills. However, it is important to note that the pharmacy must adhere to state laws, which may impose their own restrictions on the number of refills. The flexibility in refills for non-controlled substances is designed to enhance patient care, allowing for ongoing management of chronic conditions without the need for frequent visits to the prescriber for new prescriptions. This is particularly beneficial for medications that are necessary for long-term treatment, where patients need consistent access to their medications.