Oklahoma Schedule III Drugs

What are Schedule III drugs in Oklahoma?

In Oklahoma, controlled substances are divided into schedules, which categorize them based on addictive properties, abuse potential, and whether they can be legally prescribed. Highly addictive drugs are in Schedule I while those with the least addictive properties are in Schedule V.

Schedule III drugs generally include compounds containing stimulants or depressants. Schedule III drug examples include, but are not limited to:

• GHB products (a degreasing solvent combined with drain cleaner used to cause intoxication)

• Anabolic steroids (synthetic steroids that promote muscle growth) and hormones (often used for weight loss)

• Barbiturates (compounds containing limited narcotic quantities, perhaps codeine, opium, or morphine)

What are the Penalties for Schedule III Drug Possession in Oklahoma?

In Oklahoma, possession of Schedule III drugs without a prescription is a misdemeanor. Penalties may include a fine of up to $1,000, one year in jail, or both.

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