Schedule I, Drugs with the highest potential for addiction and abuse; they are not accepted for medical use; examples are heroin and LSD, Drugs with a high potential for addiction and abuse accepted for medical use in the United States; examples are codeine, cocaine, morphine, opium, and secobarbital., Schedule II, Drugs with the highest potential for addiction and abuse; they are not accepted for medical use; examples are heroin and LSD., Drugs with a high potential for addiction and abuse accepted for medical use in the United States; examples are codeine, cocaine, morphine, opium, and secobarbital., Schedule III, Drugs with a moderate to low potential for addiction and abuse; examples are butabarbital, anabolic steroids, and acetaminophen with codeine., Drugs with the highest potential for addiction and abuse; they are not accepted for medical use; examples are heroin and LSD., Schedule IV, Drugs with the highest potential for addiction and abuse; they are not accepted for medical use; examples are heroin and LSD., Drugs with a lower potential for addiction and abuse than Schedule III drugs, examp[les are chioral hydrate phenobarbital, and diazepam., Schedule V, Drugs with a low potential for addiction and abuse, an exmaple is low-strenght codeine comnbined with other drugs to suppress coughing., Drugs with a moderate to low potential for addiction and abuse; examples and abuse; examples are butabarbital, anabolic steroids, and acetaminophen with codeine.
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