True or False: An individual practitioner can issue a prescription order to obtain controlled substances for office use.

An individual practitioner cannot issue a prescription order for controlled substances for office use, which supports the assertion that the statement is false. The Controlled Substances Act (CSA) strictly regulates how controlled substances can be prescribed and dispensed. Prescriptions are meant for individual patients rather than for general office stock.

Additionally, there are specific legal channels through which healthcare providers can obtain controlled substances for office use, such as purchasing them directly from a distributor or manufacturer. Issuing a prescription order for office use would bypass these regulations and is not permitted, reinforcing the validity of the answer that states the statement is false.