Section 20-633k-10 - Prohibited Acts(a) A prescribing pharmacist shall not prescribe any hormonal contraceptive or emergency contraceptive in an instance where the screening document for a hormonal contraceptive or screening document for an emergency contraceptive indicates that referral to a practitioner is clinically appropriate.(b) A prescribing pharmacist shall not prescribe any hormonal contraceptive or emergency contraceptive without a completed screening document for such contraceptive.(c) A prescribing pharmacist shall not issue a prescription for a total supply period greater than twelve months based on the directions for use provided on the prescription.(d) A prescribing pharmacist shall not prescribe any hormonal contraceptive or emergency contraceptive outside of the approved use stated in the product's package insert approved by the Federal Food and Drug Administration or successor agency.(e) A prescribing pharmacist shall not prescribe a medical device, with or without hormonal contraceptives, that is implanted by a practitioner for the purpose of preventing pregnancy, including intrauterine and implantable devices.Conn. Agencies Regs. § 20-633k-10