DEA Update on what can be changed on a paper C2 script

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Question: What changes can be made to a schedule II paper prescription?

Answer: In the past few months, DEA has received an increasing number of questions concerning pharmacists’ ability to add or modify information—like a patient’s address—on paper prescriptions. To address these questions, DEA has been reviewing the relevant regulations and working to draft new regulations to address this issue. In the interim, pharmacists should adhere to state regulations or policy regarding those changes that a pharmacist may make to a schedule II prescription after oral consultation with the prescriber. EO-DEA257, DEA-DC-063, October 18, 2022

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I am so glad I don't have to deal with this - it is so annoying -
DEA: here are some new rules you have to follow
everybody: - this sucks and hinders pt care
DEA: my bad, well, people don't like this, and follow your state laws.

DEA: PS remember that federal laws trump state laws, and well, we already made rules
everybody- you are dumb DEA
 
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