CII & CIII Drug list

Long time no see!!! I know it’s been a while since I posted any thing
But I do read the messages!!! I’m glad to see that you have kept up
your site it is very helpful especially to those who are just starting
out in the world of pharmacy techs!!! I know it helped me a lot!!! I
was wondering if there is any website or even a book that would have a
list of commonly used CII and CIII drugs? We have been looking at some
sites but none really have a list or they only have the top 10? if you
or anyone on tech lectures can help with this I would greatly
appreciate it!!! Have a great day!!!

Comments

  1. Lacy
    October 5th, 2007 | 8:26 am

    This is a list published & updated by the U.S. Dept. Of Justice that
    contains a really good list of Scheds. 2-5 but also contains some
    that that even though they might not be Sched. 1 AND we know that WE
    don’t ‘USE’ these drugs in our pharmacies because they are ‘ILLEGAL’
    are not Schedule 1…

    ONLY IN CERTAIN REALLY SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES LIKE FOR R&D OR FOR
    SCIENTISTS TO BE ABLE TO OBTAIN TO USE TO FIGURE OUT HOW ‘DESIGNER
    DRUGS’ ARE BEING MADE.

    For instance Ketamine, Lysergic Acid, and Lysergic Acid Amide are
    Schedule 3…..

    BUT…

    Unless you are a VET, you won’t have LEGAL access to Ketamine.

    Just as unless you are some sort of scientist or criminalist, you do
    not have LEGAL access to LSD precursors.

    ALSO the website does say that this is not necessarily a ‘complete’
    list but I think that they are saying this because it is now federal
    Law that just because you are a street drug/’designer drug’ ‘COOK’
    and ‘make something’ that the DEA/USDOJ has not yet ‘Scheduled’ then
    they can still prosecute you for making or distributing a hazardous
    drug even though the ‘drug’ that you have ‘made’ is not ’strictly’ on
    the Sched. 1 list or it is a New Chemical Entity.

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