Explanation:
There has been more than one option. The question is incomplete, but I managed to find a correct answer. It goes like this: Florida's legal definition of controlled substances includes opium and its derivatives (opioids). It also includes substances like cocaine and all of the similar substances. Mentioned substances are also called "controlled" because, in order to get them and consume them, you would need a prescription from a doctor, in order to consume it in a legal manner.
