Indiana State Prescription Pads

Prescription Pads

All controlled substance prescriptions written by Indiana licensed practitioners [as defined by IC 16-42-19-5] must comply with DEA requirements as well as with 856 IAC 1-34 and IC 16-42-22-6 in order for their prescriptions to be accepted for filling in Indiana licensed pharmacies.

Indiana licensed practitioners must use controlled substance prescription blanks (security feature prescription paper) from an approved vendor:

Would you like to order Prescription Pads with your imprint on them, or would you like to order Blank Prescription Paper that you will run through your laser printer?

imgforge business solutions is a company headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana. We work directly with Nova Graphics, a vendor approved by the State of Indiana to produce Indiana State Prescription Pads. Your Indiana State Prescription Pads will come on paper that exceeds both the Medicare requirements and the State of Indiana. We offer both prescription pads and prescription paper printing. This is a requirement to use in the State of Indiana, so why would you go out of state to buy this product? Stay here, Stay in Indiana. We have pricing and easy to use templates to make your Indiana State Prescription Pads online and get your order started right now.

Security Features of our Indiana Prescription Pads

Rx Invalid Pantograph

When unauthorized persons try to copy or scan your original, a “Rx Invalid” hidden message appears.

Anti-Copy Coin Rub

Watermark on back turns black when rubbed with a coin.

Microprint Protection

Text too small for the naked eye is printed on the perimeter of the security features box.

Color Match

The original colors of papers cannot be reproduced with any type of copying process.

Erasure Protection

Guards against erasing/modifying and scanning.

Acid Free

Preservation of documents for a longer period of time.

Kan't Kopy® Artificial Watermark

An artificial watermark is manufactured onto the paper.

Security Features Box

Warning box printed on back indicating security features.

Thermochromic Ink

(Heat Sensitive) Red ink with “Rx” image reacts when exposed to heat, making it nontransferable on copied docume