Additional Details

Wilmer is an approved security distributor in the State of California that meets State regulations. We accept small orders of 8 pads for 1 part and 2 part. 

Standard Security Features include:

• Chemical protection paper
• Flat screen VOID pantograph
• Blue colored background on white paper
• Preprinted prescriber information
• Invisible fluorescent fibers
• Microprinting
• Thermochromic Ink
• Security Feature listing
• Artificial "California Security Prescription" watermark
• Reverse Rx
• Batch and Consecutive Numbering
• Serial Numbering
• Barcode
• Format and Size requirements

Our standard California scripts are 5-1/2"w x 4-1/4"h and are available in a horizontal format with 100 sheets per pad, or 50 sets per pad for single drug scripts. NEW to the program, all multiple drug scripts will be vertical and 4-1/4" x 7" with 100 sheets per pad, or 50 sets per pad. Multiple layouts are available to fit your customers need: one part or two part scripts, single drug prescriptions or multiple drug prescriptions, prescriber/group/clinic or institutional style format.

We have been printing the new AB 149 California scripts that are necessary for 1/1/2021 since January 1st, 2020!!  Know that your scripts are meeting the newest state regulations when we roll in to the new year. California's Assembly Bill 149 delays the requirement of including a uniquely serialized number and barcode on a controlled substance script until (no later than) January 1, 2020. The addition of the barcode is not required until January 1, 2021.

Important information when taking orders:

• Physician's name, category of licensure, license number, DEA number, address to be imprinted on script, and address to ship to. 
• Note that the address we ship to must be the address tied to the license number or DEA number, per regulations.
• If using a designated prescriber: name, category of licensure, license number and DEA number of the designated prescriber (to be imprinted on the script) and name, address, category of licensure and license number of the licensed healthcare facility. The prescribing physician should add their name, category of licensure, license number and DEA number at the time of prescribing. The designated prescriber is responsible for maintaining records of the quantity of scripts given to each physician and kept on file for three years.
• Do they need 1 part pads, or 2 part books.  
• Single prescription per script, or multiple (up to three) prescriptions per script.
• All order information must be kept on file for three years in case of audit. 

Notable Product and Format Changes effective August 2025!!

• Discontinuation of booked 2 part forms: All 2 parts will now be glued/padded.
• Laser sheet specifications: orders will now use a full size 8-1/2" x 11" sheet. Scripts in the upper or lower corner are no longer available unless custom quoted. 
• Design adjustments: barcode repositioned to the opposite side of the script, Rx symbol relocated, flat screen VOID is now being user rather than the scallop VOID, side binding standard for all formats, rather than the top on 1 part scripts, blank cover included, no wrap-around cover options available, batch and consecultive numbering repositioned.

To see our complete line of Prescription script products, see our Compatible filing catalog, or call Customer Service and request your copy of the W-CFP-CAT. (Available with and without the net price list)

More Resources

Prescription Pad Security Features
Approved Distributors in California
CA Controlled Substance Rx Regulations
CA Controlled FAQs
CA Controlled Substance Log
California Rx Flyer
Report Lost or Stolen Scripts