Which item is 100 mg Opium / 100 mL or 100 grams?

• A. APAP + Codeine Elixir
• B. 100 mg Opium / 100 mL or 100 grams
• C. Difenoxin + Atropine Sulfate / dosage unit
• D. Pregabalin (Lyrica)

Answer: (B)

In pharmacy regulation, the amount of opium in a preparation per unit of volume or weight determines whether the product is treated as opium-containing and therefore subject to stricter handling and recordkeeping. The specific standard of 100 mg of opium per 100 mL or per 100 g is used to identify products that fall under those opium-containing classifications.

The item that matches this exact specification is the one that literally states “100 mg Opium / 100 mL or 100 grams.” That precise threshold is what the question is testing—recognizing the regulatory quantity that defines an opium-containing preparation. Other options describe opioids or opioid-containing formulations but do not state this specific per-unit opium content, so they do not fit the criterion described in the question.