True or false: The date indicated on a C2 for future use must not be later than 4 months after it was written.

The statement is false because there is no specific requirement limiting the future use date on a Schedule II (C2) prescription to a maximum of 4 months after it was written. C2 prescriptions generally cannot be post-dated for refills, and each prescription is only valid for a certain amount of time after being written, which can vary by state law. In Nevada, the validity of a C2 prescription typically spans 90 days from the date it was issued. Therefore, the correct understanding is that the future use date is not limited to a maximum of 4 months, making the statement false.

In summary, the regulation regarding the expiration of C2 prescriptions is that they are valid for a specified time frame, frequently around 90 days, rather than the 4-month time frame proposed in the statement.