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A Pharmacy with a DEA Form 222 is allowed to?

Order controlled substances


Who over the feds?

is the feds over the dea


What is DEA schedule 2N and 3N?

DEA Schedule 2N and 3N refer to specific classifications of controlled substances under the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) regulations. Schedule 2N includes narcotics that are considered highly addictive but have accepted medical uses, such as certain opioids. Schedule 3N includes substances that have a lower potential for abuse compared to Schedule II, such as some anabolic steroids and certain medications containing less potent opioids. Both schedules require careful regulation and prescribing practices due to their potential for abuse and dependency.


What is additive drug?

Drug "addition" or addiction? If you do mean drug addiction, different people have different opinions regarding what constitutes actual drug addiction ( as opposed to use). There is also no universally accepted, set in stone definition of "drug addiction"(by the drug treatment and/or mental health profession, or professionsals with credible expertise in the field). There is only the best-answer- available, or that can be provided so far. You can look it up via the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration), and other souces. Do know, though, that phyisiological addiction does not necessarily equal actual addiction or abuse. There is a time component and harm component both to be considered when assessing whether someone has an addiction to drugs. Abuse is also not necessarily an addiction, unless it becomes chronic (longer term). This question is HUGELY debated, and is a very important question. A good book with actual, unbiased facts regarding addiction and drugs is "Buzzed".