What is the maximum supply allowed for Adderall prescriptions in Indiana?

In Indiana, the maximum supply allowed for prescriptions of controlled substances, including Adderall, is determined by the type of control the medication falls under. Adderall, which contains amphetamine and dextroamphetamine, is classified as a Schedule II controlled substance. Under Indiana law, prescriptions for Schedule II substances can be written for up to a 90-day supply. This means that patients can receive enough medication to last for three months, assuming the proper prescribing practices and regulations are followed.

This 90-day limit is in place to ensure that there is careful monitoring and management of potentially addictive substances, while also allowing patients adequate access to their necessary medications without frequent refills.