Can a CII be mailed to a patient?

Mailing a Schedule II controlled substance (CII) to a patient is permissible under federal law; however, specific requirements must be followed to ensure safety and compliance with regulations. The correct answer indicates that a CII can indeed be mailed, but it has to be sent in a plain outer container. This means that while the package containing the CII medication must be labeled appropriately inside, the outer packaging should not indicate that it contains pharmaceuticals or specifically any controlled substances. This requirement serves to enhance security and minimize the risk of theft or diversion during transit.

Additional regulations, such as ensuring the contents are properly packaged and complying with specific state laws, must also be observed. The other options reference varying degrees of restrictions or requirements that do not align with postal regulations for mailing controlled substances.