Prescription Authorization Information

Prescription Authorization must be given to a technician or pharmacist in order to dispense certain drugs.

When a technician is filling a prescription for Thalomid (generic name: thalidomide), Isotretinoin, (trade names: Amneesteen, Sotret, Claravis or Accutane), or other such medications that require close monitoring, he or she must get authorization to dispense them.

The authorizing agency or company depends on the medication. The rules, regulations, and laws in place are specific to the medication as well.

For Thalomid (generic name: thalidomide), pharmacy technicians or pharmacists need to get authorization from the drug manufacturer, the Celgene corporation.

When a technician is filling a prescription for Thalomid (generic name: thalidomide), Isotretinoin, (trade names: Amneesteen, Sotret, Claravis or Accutane), or other such medications that require close monitoring, he or she must get authorization to dispense them.

The authorizing agency or company depends on the medication. The rules, regulations, and laws in place are specific to the medication as well.

For Thalomid (generic name: thalidomide), pharmacy technicians or pharmacists need to get authorization from the drug manufacturer, the Celgene corporation. Thalomid will give you more information about this drug and its regulations.

For Isotretinoin, (trade names: Amneesteen, Sotret, Claravis or Accutane) the prescriber and patient must register on www.iPledge.com. See my page on Isotretinoin for more information.

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