1. Schedule 2 Drugs List Printable
2. Pharmacy List Of Controlled Drugs

Abuse of Medications That Theoretically Are Without Abuse Potential. Reeves RR et al. South Med J 2015 Mar;108:151-157.

Pharmacists may dispense a controlled substance medication pursuant to an out-of-state written or electronic prescription provided they meet all of the requirements, state and federal, for issuing a prescription.

3d max 2012 crack. This review of noncontrolled prescription and over-the-counter drugs that can be and have been abused for non-medical or recreational purposes is rather sketchy and anecdotal (as the authors admit,) but nevertheless contains some useful information.

Classes of drugs discussed include:

• Cold & Cough products: pseudoephedrine, ephedrine, oxymetazoline, dextromethorphan
• Anticholinergics: diphenhydramine, benztropine, trihexyphenidyl (Artane)
• Antipsychotics: quetiapine, olanzapine
• Antidepressants: tricyclics, bupropion, fluoxetine, venlafaxine
• Anitconvulsants: pregabalin, gabapentin
• Muscle relaxants: carisoprodol, cyclobenaprine (Flexeril,) baclofen

Among the more interesting take-home lessons from tis paper :

Schedule 2 Drugs List Printable

• bupropion is sometimes abused by nasal insufflation (snorting), thus bypassing first-pass metabolism and enhancing its cocaine-like effect at high doses [as the clip above shows, bupropion is also abused by injection]
• dextromethorphan in large doses has dissociative and hallucinogenic effects similar to theses of phencyclidine (PCP) or ketamine
• gabapentin and quetiapine have been reported to enhance the effects of Suboxone (buprenorphine/naloxone)

The Virginia Code classifies controlled substances (or drugs) into 6 “schedules.” The schedule of the drug is determined by its potential for abuse, risk of dependence, and accepted use in the medical community.

Schedule I Controlled Substances in Virginia

Va. Code §54.1-3445 states that Schedule I Controlled Substances have a high potential for abuse and have no accepted medical use or lack accepted safety for use in treatment under medical supervision. Common Virginia Schedule I Controlled Substances include Heroin, Ecstasy and LSD. For a full list of Schedule I Controlled Substances in Virginia, see Va. Code §54.1-3446.

Schedule II Controlled Substances in Virginia

Pharmacy List Of Controlled Drugs

Schedule II Controlled Substances in Virginia are drugs that have some accepted medical use but also have a high potential for abuse which may lead to severe psychic or physical dependence (Va. Code §54.1-3447.) Common Schedule II Controlled substances in Virginia include Cocaine, PCP, Meth and Oxycodone. For a full list of Schedule II Controlled Substances in Virginia, see Va. Code §54.1-3448.

Schedule III Controlled Substances in Virginia

Schedule III Controlled Substances in Virginia have a lower potential for abuse than the drugs in Schedules I and II, and their abuse could lead to moderate or low physical dependence or high psychological dependence. Additionally, these controlled substances have accepted medical use. See Va. Code §54.1-3449. Common Schedule III controlled substances in Virginia include Anabolic Steroids and Hydrocodone For a full list of Schedule III controlled substances in Virginia, see Va. Code §54.1-3450.

Schedule IV Controlled Substances in Virginia

Schedule IV controlled substances in Virginia have a low potential for abuse which may lead to limited physical and psychological dependence and have accepted medicinal use. See Va. Code §54.1-3451. Common Schedule IV controlled substances in Virginia include prescription drugs such as Xanax and Valium. For a full list of Schedule IV controlled substances in Virginia, see Va. Code §54.1-3452.

Schedule V Controlled Substances in Virginia

Va. Code §54.1-3453 states that Schedule V controlled substances have a low potential for abuse and limited physical or psychological dependence. Additionally, they have accepted medical uses. Common Virginia Schedule V Controlled Substances include codeine-based cough syrups and some prescription drugs. For a full list of Schedule V controlled substances in Virginia, see Va. Code §54.1-3454.

Schedule VI Controlled Substances in Virginia

Schedule VI controlled substances are prescription and other drugs not classified into one of the other 5 Schedules of Controlled Substances. For a full list of Schedule VI controlled substances in Virginia, see Va. Code §54.1-3455.

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