What is the appropriate method for a physician to obtain Oxycodone for office use from a pharmacy?

In the context of obtaining controlled substances for office use, the appropriate method is to complete a Form 222. This form is specifically designed for the transfer of Schedule II controlled substances between a supplier (typically a pharmacy) and a practitioner (such as a physician) for office use. The requirement for using Form 222 ensures that the transaction is documented and complies with federal and state regulations governing the handling of highly regulated drugs like Oxycodone.

Writing a prescription for "Office Use Only" is not an acceptable practice because prescriptions are meant for individual patient treatment and cannot be used to stock a physician's office. Additionally, while an invoice may be used in certain contexts for record-keeping or sales, it does not meet the legal requirements for obtaining Schedule II substances for office use. Thus, the use of Form 222 is the only legally sanctioned method in this scenario.