DEA Controlled Substance Prescription Rule Correction
Summary
The Drug Enforcement Administration issued a correction to 21 CFR § 1306.07, fixing paragraph letter references in amendatory instruction 15 from '(e)' and '(f)' to '(g)' and '(h)'. This technical correction to the controlled substance prescribing rule affects entities regulated under DEA's multiple prescription provisions.
What changed
The DEA corrected a typographical error in rule document C1-2026-02288 affecting 21 CFR § 1306.07 (Issuing multiple prescriptions for schedule II controlled substances). The correction changes paragraph references '(e)' and '(f)' to '(g)' and '(h)' in amendatory instruction 15. The underlying rule relates to DEA regulations governing how practitioners may issue multiple prescriptions for Schedule II controlled substances.
This correction does not impose new requirements on regulated entities. No compliance actions, filings, or operational changes are required as a result of this technical correction. Entities already subject to the underlying § 1306.07 requirements should ensure their procedures reflect the corrected paragraph references.
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In rule document 2026-02288, beginning on page 5216 in the issue of Thursday, February 5, make the following correction:
§ 1306.07 [Corrected] Regulatory Text On page 5242, in the first column, in amendatory instruction 15, paragraphs “(e)” and “(f)” should read “(g)” and “(h)”.
[FR Doc. C1-2026-02288 Filed 3-31-26; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 0099-10-D
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