Is tramadol a controlled substance in alabama now?

Delmar<br/>
It is a controlled substance in Arkansas only. It has been cleverly called &quot;non-narcotic&quot; by most of the medical world, yet it is a synthetic opiate, or opioid which is starting to cause concern. I have to agree with the last answer, according to a few sites it is clearly called a narcotic, but the official word on this drug, which I am prescribed and I enjoy, is that it is synthetic and non-narcotic. I live 40 minutes from the Alabama border and right know it is in the works to be considered a controlled substance. They are really trying to deal with the meth epidemic at this point though.<br/>
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Lu<br/>
Yes, it is. It is a narcotic. http://www. medicinenet. com/<i>tramadol</i>/arti… <br/>
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