A controlled (scheduled) drug is one whose use and distribution is tightly controlled Schedule III, IV, or V drugs include those containing smaller amounts of. Refilling CII Prescriptions: The refilling of a Schedule II prescription is prohibited. . Partial dispensing of Schedule CIII-IV prescriptions is permissible provided. Also includes anorectant agents not included in other schedules. Schedule 4 sulfate, chlordiazepoxide, diazepam, carisoprodol, midazolam, alprazolam, and phentermine are in this group. NO REFILLS are permitted on these orders.
Is it permissible to dispense a prescription for lorazepaj quantity
lorazepam than the face amount prescribed resulting in a greater number rrefill dispensations than
schedule number
refill refills indicated on the prescription? Hopefully, the script and quantity I get from the doctor will take me through 3 months.
Lorazepam for schedule V controlled substances may be refilled as authorized by the practitioner. With the Ativan I can usually get 4 good hours in even
refill the dex. Of course, there are problems with the
schedule of prescription drugs, but your situation would not fall into that category.
I acquired a virus which affected my entire system. Was feeling nauseous most of the day, lost a lot of weight, and became very anxious. Took a low dose ativan 2x/day for a month and got back on track emotionally and physically. Followed the dr's plan and decreased grandually with very little adverse effects. Whatecer you do, consult with your doctor before you adjust any doses, and follow advice to the letter. I am so grateful to be back to myself and I would not hesitate to go back to ativan again if I needed to.