(A) When the Governor issues a "State of Emergency":

1. (1) A pharmacist may work in the affected county and may dispense a one-time emergency refill of up to a fifteen-day supply of a prescribed medication if:

   1. (a) the pharmacist has all prescription information necessary in order to accurately refill the prescription and;
   2. (b) in the pharmacist's professional opinion the medication is essential to the maintenance of life or to the continuation of therapy and;
   3. (c) the pharmacist reduces the information to a written prescription marked "Emergency Refill", files the prescription as required by law and notifies the prescribing physician within fifteen days of the emergency refill and;
   4. (d) the prescription is not for a controlled substance.

2. (2) A pharmacist not licensed in South Carolina but currently licensed in another state, may in a state of emergency dispense prescription medications in those affected counties without being licensed in South Carolina during the time that a state of emergency exists if:

   1. (a) the pharmacist has some type of identification to verify current licensure in another state and;
   2. (b) the pharmacist is engaged in a legitimate relief effort during an emergency situation.