Which form is used for reporting the loss or theft of controlled substances to authorities?

The correct form for reporting the loss or theft of controlled substances to authorities is DEA Form 106. This particular form is specifically designated for documenting incidents where there is a significant loss or theft of controlled substances. It is important for maintaining compliance with federal drug regulations and ensuring that such incidents are properly reported to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).

When a pharmacy or registrant realizes that controlled substances are missing, timely completion of DEA Form 106 is crucial to initiate an investigation and help prevent further losses. The information required on the form includes details about the missing substances, the circumstances surrounding the loss, and any efforts made to recover the missing items.

Other forms listed serve different purposes: DEA Form 222 is used for the purchase or transfer of Schedule I and II controlled substances, the AFT Form 11 is not commonly related to controlled substance reporting, and the Inventory Record Form is used for maintaining a record of controlled substances on hand, not for reporting losses or thefts.