Utah SB0113 amends the Utah Controlled Substances Act to allow prescriptions for Schedule V substances to remain valid for up to two years.
Utah SB0113 amends the Utah Controlled Substances Act to allow prescriptions for Schedule V substances to remain valid for up to two years. The bill also outlines rules for the issuance of licenses for controlled substances, including requirements for maintaining effective controls against diversion and compliance with state and local laws. It specifies conditions under which prescriptions can be refilled and sets penalties for violations. The bill takes effect on May 6, 2026.
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