Alabama Controlled Substance Laws

[kvl1027]

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As I am reading the Controlled Substance Act, I'm seeing that Amphetamine Salts and Methlyphenidate are Schedule-III. I'm assuming they still treated as Schedule-II to comply with federal law? Just trying to clarify for the MPJE. Thanks!

 

[zelman]

As I am reading the Controlled Substance Act, I'm seeing that Amphetamine Salts and Methlyphenidate are Schedule-III. I'm assuming they still treated as Schedule-II to comply with federal law? Just trying to clarify for the MPJE. Thanks!

Yup. Their listing is a little odd. Crystal Meth is a CIII by state law.

 

[kvl1027]

Pretty crazy! Should make for some interesting questions on the MPJE.

 

[helster]

HI, I am from Florida also. I am studying for the AL law exam. Where are good place to look for study materials? I am not sure what to focus on. Any helpful hints will be much appreciated. Thanks!

 

[ChalupaBatman86]

Also studying for AL and it is very odd. Just read:

Nonresident pharmacies shall comply regulatory requirements of the State of Alabama for controlled substances, including those that are different from federal law...

How is that even possible?

 

[zelman]

Also studying for AL and it is very odd. Just read:

Nonresident pharmacies shall comply regulatory requirements of the State of Alabama for controlled substances, including those that are different from federal law...

How is that even possible?

mail order

 

[PharmNerdMatt]

Also studying for AL and it is very odd. Just read:

Nonresident pharmacies shall comply regulatory requirements of the State of Alabama for controlled substances, including those that are different from federal law...

How is that even possible?

I imagine there is a definition of "nonresident pharmacy" somewhere that amounts to mail order like the above poster suggested. That is a pretty standard clause. TN requires pharmacies that dispense to patients in (not from) tennessee to comply with all rules of the Board of Pharmacy.

These kind of laws are what cause some PICs at Mail order/speciality pharmacies to have multiple licenses. When I worked speciality as an intern, our PIC had something like 30 active licenses (that the company paid for of course).