In Kentucky, what is the status of a prescription with multiple medications written on a controlled substance prescription blank?

In Kentucky, the law specifies that a prescription blank for controlled substances can only contain one medication. If a prescription includes multiple medications, it cannot be filled if it involves a controlled substance. This regulation is designed to provide clarity and reduce the potential for misuse or error, ensuring that each prescription medication is handled appropriately and in accordance with state laws.

When a prescription is written with multiple medications on a controlled substance blank, including even one controlled substance, it fails to meet the legal requirements. The purpose of this regulation is to maintain strict control over the prescribing of controlled substances, which are more susceptible to abuse compared to other medications. Therefore, any prescription that violates this guideline will not be filled by pharmacies.