kelly says

Wed, 4 Jun 2008 17:47:26 -0800

Jerri here is the real answer to your question. You need to ignore the response from Verwon because he is the one that needs to do his homework before giving incorrect info and flip comments on line!

Class 2 drugs are more regulated. These drugs also can not be called into a pharmacy, you need original script. The chance for abuse is increased in this class. examples: oxycontin, percocet, oxycodone, amphetamines, dilauid....
class 3 = hydrocodone, vicodin, codeine

Bebenzodiazepines are not schedule 2 or 3, but actually fall onto schedule 4. Paxil is not a controlled substance at all.

I did my homework!

Verwon says

Mon, 2 Jun 2008 12:25:30 -0800

Schedule 3 drugs are considered those with the highest addictive/abuse potential, so they are more highly regulated than those on the lower schedules.

Schedule 3 classifications include Morphine, Oxycodone (without buffers such as Acetaminophen!) and the Benzodiazepines.

Schedule 2 drugs would be those considered safer with less addictive potential, such as Darvocet, Paxil, Percocet and etc.

By the way, I dislike doing someone else's homework!

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kelly says

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