the legality of writing multiple C-II Rxs on the same day, for the same patient, for the same drug

May 2005

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There's HUGE confusion over the legality of writing multiple C-II Rxs on the same day, for the same patient, for the same drug.

Prescribers often write multiple Schedule II Rxs on the same day...and write instructions to not fill until a certain date.

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