“It is up to the Pharmacist to determine the legitimacy of each prescription, which arrives in the Pharmacy. One important consideration is the Board’s Rule on prescription orders, 21 NCAC 46.1801(b). . . . . The Rule specifically provides that a Pharmacist shall not fill or refill a prescription if the order was produced from a prescriber without a prior prescriber-patient relationship or without a physical examination.”
[Link to Board of Pharmacy Opinion]

For gonorrhea and Chlamydia, regulations incorporate recommendations contained in the U.S. Public Health Service STD Treatment Guidelines (as revised). 10A N.C. Admin. Code 41A.0204.

EPT is potentially allowable.

Although the medical board recommends that physicians conduct a physical exam prior to prescribing drugs, the incorporation of CDC STD Treatment Guidelines suggests that EPT may be possible.