According to federal regulations, what is the maximum amount of time a pharmacy can maintain records of Schedule III-V controlled substance prescriptions?

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A6 months
BAt least 2 years
C1 year
D10 years

✓ Correct answer: B. At least 2 years Federal regulations require pharmacies to maintain records of Schedule III-V controlled substance prescriptions for at least 2 years. Many states have more stringent requirements, often requiring retention for 5 years or longer.

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