True or false: For C2s with a future fill date, the combined prescriptions cannot exceed a 90-day supply.

The statement is true because according to federal regulations, patients can have multiple prescriptions for Schedule II controlled substances that can be written for future fills, but there are specific limits on the total supply that can be dispensed. The combined prescriptions must not exceed a 90-day supply to prevent misuse and ensure proper monitoring of these highly controlled substances.

Government policies aim to balance patient access to necessary medications with the need to control the potential for abuse. Since Schedule II substances have high potential for abuse, regulations establish this limit to protect both public health and patient safety.

Other potential choices convey different interpretations of the rules, but they do not align with the established regulations governing controlled substances, especially in terms of maintaining safe prescribing practices.