What type of prescription may be transferred on a one-time basis for dispensing a refill?

The correct answer encompasses all the options provided, which indicates that each type of medication can indeed be transferred on a one-time basis for dispensing a refill, under certain regulatory conditions.

Lomotil tablets contain diphenoxylate and atropine, and are used to treat diarrhea. These medications can be classified under controlled substances but they have refillable options if the original prescription allows it.

Dalmane Capsules, on the other hand, contain flurazepam and are often used for sleep disorders. They fall under the schedule of controlled substances, allowing for a one-time transfer to another pharmacy for refills if specified correctly by the prescribing doctor.

Tylenol with codeine capsules include both acetaminophen and codeine, making them a valid option for transfer as a controlled substance as well, under specific conditions involving the refilling rules.

In this context, the ability to transfer prescriptions for medications that contain controlled substances depends on federal and state regulations that permit such action under the right circumstances. When appropriately permitted, all of these medications can be transferred similarly for refills, making the response inclusive of all provided options valid.