A pharmacist from a primary pharmacy may transmit a prescription order to a secondary pharmacy for preparation and final dispensing to a specific patient or for return to the primary pharmacy for final dispensing to a specific patient if: The label contains the name, address, and phone number of the primary pharmacy; The patient is informed in writing of the name and address of the secondary pharmacy; The patient is informed in writing that the prescription order was prepared at a secondary pharmacy; The original prescription order is filed as a prescription order at the primary pharmacy; The pharmacist from the primary pharmacy documents in a readily retrievable and identifiable manner: That the prescription order was prepared by a secondary pharmacy; The name of the secondary pharmacy; The name of the pharmacist who transmitted the prescription order to the secondary pharmacy; The name of the pharmacist at the secondary pharmacy to whom the prescription order was transmitted if the transmission occurred in an oral manner; The date on which the prescription was transmitted to the secondary pharmacy; and The date on which the medication was sent to the primary pharmacy; Both the primary and secondary pharmacies are licensed in this State, or operated by the federal government; and The primary pharmacy maintains, in a readily retrievable and identifiable manner, a record of preparations received from the secondary pharmacy.