Chapter 461

§461-1 Pharmacy Law Definitions

§461-2 Who serves on the Board of Pharmacy

§461-3 Who keeps the board's records and shares them

§461-4.5 What the pharmacy board can do

§461-5 Requirements to get a pharmacist license

§461-6 How to get a pharmacist license by exam

§461-7 Getting a temporary pharmacist license in Hawaii

§461-8 Renewing Your Pharmacy License and Continuing Education

§461-8.5 Getting a Hawaii pharmacist license if you already have one elsewhere

§461-8.6 License required for wholesale drug distribution

§461-9 Who must be in charge of a pharmacy and who can work there

§461-9.5 Pharmacy technicians must be registered and certified

§461-10 Pharmacies must have a registered pharmacist in charge

§461-10.2 How pharmacies can take back unused or expired drugs

§461-11 Pharmacist in charge must follow rules and manage the pharmacy

§461-11.2 Rules for pharmacists doing CLIA-waived tests

§461-11.4 Pharmacists and pharmacy staff giving vaccines to children

§461-11.6 Pharmacists and Contraceptive Supplies

§461-11.8 Pharmacists can give opioid overdose medicine without a prior prescription

§461-11.9 Emergency prescription refills without doctor approval

§461-12 Pharmacies must have proper equipment for compounding drugs

§461-13 Prescription records

§461-13.5 Making prescription labels accessible for people with vision problems

§461-14 Pharmacy permit required before opening or moving

§461-15 Permits needed to sell or handle prescription drugs

§461-15.5 Home dialysis drug and device delivery rules

§461-16 Pharmacy and Drug Distributor Permits and Licenses

§461-17 Penalties for breaking pharmacy rules

§461-18 Department can ask court to stop violations

§461-19 Who this law does not apply to

§461-21 When the board can take away or punish a license

§461-21.2 License Revocation for Sex Offender Registration

§461-21.5 When another state punishes a licensee, Hawaii can too

§461-22 Cumulative remedies