The Control Substance Inventory Michigan form is an essential document for registered locations handling controlled substances within the state. This annual inventory must be conducted between April 1 and June 30 each year, ensuring that all controlled substances are accounted for accurately. Each registered location is required to complete a separate inventory, reflecting the specific substances held at that site. Once completed, the form should be mailed to the State of Michigan's Bureau of Health Professions, and a signed copy must be retained at the licensed location for record-keeping purposes. This document not only fulfills state requirements but can also serve as the biennial inventory mandated by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). Key details captured on the form include the date of the inventory, the name and address of the DEA registrant, and specific information about the controlled substances, such as their schedule, container type, quantity, and concentration. Notably, Schedule I and II substances must be documented separately to maintain compliance with regulatory standards. The form also requires signatures from the individual performing the inventory and a witness, ensuring accountability throughout the process.