Which document would be used to officially destroy controlled substances?

The document used to officially destroy controlled substances is DEA Form 41. This form is specifically designed for the purpose of requesting and documenting the destruction of controlled substances. It is utilized by pharmacies, hospitals, or other entities that handle controlled substances to report the destruction to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). The form requires detailed information about the substances being destroyed, including their names, quantities, and the reason for destruction, ensuring compliance with federal regulations regarding the handling of controlled substances.

In contrast, DEA Form 222 is used for ordering and transferring Schedule I and II controlled substances, while DEA Form 106 is used to report the theft or loss of controlled substances. A prescription receipt does not hold any regulatory authority concerning the destruction of controlled substances.