In the US, suboxone. Methadone when used for treatment of narcotic addiction also can be prescribed only by a physician. Other medications may be prescribed by any licensed prescriber, based on state law. These prescribers may include nurse practitioners, physician assistants, midwives and others.
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It's only legal if it's prescribed.
Legal implications of drug use is a "loaded" question. It depends on whether or not the drug is legal for use in society. If the drug is "legal" AND prescribed by a physician licensed to prescribe said "drug", and used ONLY by the patient to whom the "drug" was prescribed, then there should be no LEGAL ramifications. If, AND ONLY if the "drug" in question is listed as ILLEGAL for consumption in society will legal ramifications occur. In other words: If you are using MEDICATION (drugs) that are illegal to use, or consuming Medication that has not been prescribed to you by a licensed physician, ultimately you are breaking the law.
Ethical drugs are the â??brand nameâ?? option and are more heavily tested and monitored. These are usually only available with a doctorâ??s prescription. Generic drugs have less review, and cost less than ethical drugs.
Improper use means to use a drug for some other reason than it was prescribed for by the doctor. Example would be to take 3 doses when only one was prescribed. If that one dose doesn't work then ask the doctor why and what can be done.
If you are not use to taking Strattera and especially if the drug is not prescribed for you, you will get high off of it. You should only take the drug under a doctor's direction.
Drugs such as Tylenol that anyone can buy over the counter at a drug store. Other drugs such as anti-depressants, ADD medication, etc. are legal only when prescribed by a doctor. The only drug that i can think of related to narcotics (cocaine,marijuana) that is not yet illegal in the US is a hallucenagetic called Salvia.
Check your local or national laws (depending on what country you are in). In most it is legal and convenient! Only legal in U.S if doctor prescribed.
It's only legal in the U.S. to dispense Mary Jane if it's prescribed by doctor for patients generally with cancer
If the medicine was only available by a doctor's prescription and it was only prescribed for one child- yes.If the medicine was only available by a doctor's prescription and it was only prescribed for one child- yes.If the medicine was only available by a doctor's prescription and it was only prescribed for one child- yes.If the medicine was only available by a doctor's prescription and it was only prescribed for one child- yes.
Drugs prescribed by a licensed practicing physician and filled by a registered pharmacist
Only your doctor can say that. Using over the recommended dose would be drug abuse and should be prosecuted. Talk with your doctor.
The "straight up" (legal) answer would be: Administer Adderall (mixed amphetamine salts or MAS) only to the person to whom it is prescribed, exactly as prescribed. Adderall is a "schedule II" drug, and as such, it is illegal for anyone to take or possess it if it is not prescribed to them unless that person is responsible for administering it to a minor prescribed the medication.