Maryland Controlled Dangerous Substances Researcher Questionnaire (Page 2 of 4) in pdf

4. What is the exact location where CDS will be stored? – Location/name of the building, room number

This would ideally be the address on the DEA license.

5. How will CDS for research be obtained? – Name, address, phone number, and DEA number of supplier(s)

If you are looking for pharmaceutical grade drugs such as ketamine, buprenorphine, Telazol, we suggest one of the

following companies: You will just need to put one company on this form.

MWI

651 Stratford Dr.

Meridian ID 83642

DEA: RM0310540

Penn Veterinary Supply

53 Industrial Circle

Lancaster, PA 17601

DEA: PP0236352

(Penn Vet doesn’t carry pentobarbital)

Dr. Robert Adams’ veterinary license is already on file at each place, you will just need to use your own DEA.

6. What are the policies and procedures for disposal of outdated/unwanted CDS?

The expired drugs will be poured into a drain with two people present. The amount will be recorded into the log book

and initialed by both people. Another alternative will be to inject the expired drugs into an expired animal with two

people present. Both will initial the log book.

7. Are there procedures for delivery and receipt of CDS?

Will items be hand-delivered to the person responsible for the order or an individual designated by the responsible person.

How are your supplies normally delivered to your lab? Typically they are hand delivered to someone approved to have

access to the drugs (hand delivered by FedEx, UPS, however it is delivered).

8. What kind of record keeping will be maintained for controlled substances?

RECOMMENDED- Complete record keeping is required at the site of storage for controlled substances. This includes an

inventory logbook showing:

• Dates, quantity, and description of each controlled substance received, total quantity ON HAND along with initials of

receiving individual.

• Dates, quantity, and description of each controlled substance removed from inventory with description of use, total

quantity ON HAND and initials of individual removing from inventory.

• Logbook will show total quantity of each controlled substance ON HAND before removal from inventory and quantity of

each controlled substance ON HAND following removal from inventory.

• Logbook to be maintained under security (lock and key) with the controlled substances and made available for

responsible person and regulatory officials.

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