What is NOT a requirement for items labeled under controlled substances for institutionalized users?

The requirement of providing a 60-day supply per administration is not applicable in the context of controlled substances for institutionalized users. In institutional settings, controlled substances are typically administered as needed rather than dispensed in large quantities like a 60-day supply. This approach facilitates immediate and appropriate administration in response to the patient’s needs while ensuring close monitoring of medication use, adhering to safety and regulatory standards.

The other options are standard practices in managing controlled substances for institutionalized users. Individuals must not have used the controlled substance prior to administration to prevent misuse. Maintaining accurate administration records is essential for tracking the use of controlled substances and ensuring compliance with regulations. Dispensing only to authorized users is critical for preventing diversion and ensuring that controlled substances are administered to the appropriate patients.