What form is used to document the receipt of Schedule II controlled substances?

The correct form to document the receipt of Schedule II controlled substances is the DEA Form 222. This form is specifically designed for the ordering and transferring of Schedule II drugs between entities, such as pharmacies and wholesalers. When a pharmacy receives Schedule II substances, they must issue a DEA Form 222 to the supplier, and the supplier will complete and return it to the pharmacy upon shipment of the controlled substances. This process ensures proper tracking and accountability of highly regulated drugs.

The DEA Form 106 is used to report theft or loss of controlled substances, which pertains to security and not receipt documentation. AFT Form 11 and the CS Inventory Form do not serve the same purpose for documenting the receipt of Schedule II substances; they are related to different reporting or inventory processes in the management of controlled substances. Therefore, the use of the DEA Form 222 is essential for adhering to federal regulations governing controlled substances.