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|  How long are prescriptions valid?  Regular prescriptions are valid for up to one year from the date written, or until you have used up the refills authorized by your doctor. Controlled Substance (Schedule III and IV) prescriptions are valid for up to six months from the date written, or until you have used up the refills authorized (a maximum of five). Controlled Substance (Schedule II) prescriptions are valid for only 60 days from the date written and may not be refilled. If you are on a long-term Schedule II medication such as Methylphenidate, your physician may write up to three prescriptions at a time to be filled once each month. Please contact a pharmacist or your physician for detailed instructions for Schedule II medications. top of page | question updated 5/10/05 | |  Can I get birth control pills, condoms, and emergency contraception at UHS? Can someone else pick up my prescription for me? Do you sell nonprescription medications? How can I speak with a pharmacist? How can I use my insurance to help pay for my medication? What if I need more than a 30-day supply of my medication? Will the pharmacy at UHS fill prescriptions written by my doctor at home? | |||
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