Establishes tianeptine as Schedule II controlled dangerous substance.

This bill adds tianeptine (a medication sometimes used for depression) to New Jersey's Schedule II list of controlled substances. Schedule II means it will be tightly regulated like opioids: prescriptions will require special forms, quantities will be limited, and possession without a prescription will be illegal. The law directly affects patients prescribed tianeptine, healthcare providers writing prescriptions, and pharmacies dispensing it. It amends existing law (P.L.1970, c.226) to specifically include "tianeptine and any salt, sulfate, free acid, or other preparation" under Schedule II regulations.