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DEA 222 Tracker.
An app idea for independent pharmacies.

Logs and flags DEA 222 forms for controlled substance purchases so pharmacy owners can reconcile orders without digging through paper files during an audit.

Gap foundResearched 23 September 2026 for independent pharmacies

What the search found

Who pays
Independent pharmacy owner
The problem
Owners keep 222 forms in a drawer and only find out something is missing when an auditor asks. Lost or misfiled forms mean a call to a DEA field agent and a paper trail nobody can reconstruct.
The gap
The DEA offers CSOS for electronic ordering and paper forms for everyone else, but nothing tracks which form number went to which supplier, when it was executed, and whether the goods arrived. Titan Group's guide lists exactly these failure modes as common.
Already out there
People asking for it
The big assumption
Independent pharmacy owners will pay for a log when the DEA already gives them a free paper process and CSOS.
Test it this week
Call ten independent owners you know and ask to see their 222 file. Count how many can produce a numbered list of forms on the spot.

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