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The Drug Enforcement Administration has issued a minor correction to its official list of controlled substances. The agency is fixing a typo in the chemical name for bromazolam, which was placed in Schedule I earlier this year.

Why it matters: This is a technical fix with no new policy impact. It ensures that legal and scientific documents accurately describe the compound. For most people, this changes nothing about how the drug is regulated or treated.

Who it affects

  • Law enforcement agencies tracking controlled substances

This correction was issued by the Drug Enforcement Administration and published in the Federal Register on June 23, 2026; check the original document for full legal details.

Agency: Justice Department, Drug Enforcement Administration
Source: Federal Register — read the official document

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