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Version 3.26.4 · 2026-10-28
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The store currently lists version 3.26.4, updated 2026-10-28.







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LogRx Narcotics Tracking
Track, log, and manage controlled substances with confidence.
LogRx gives EMS and fire agencies a complete, real-time system for DEA-compliant narcotics tracking, inventory, and audit readiness. Eliminate paper logs, reduce risk of diversion, and stay prepared for inspections at all times.
Built for EMS, fire, and first responders:
• DEA-compliant narcotics tracking and drug logs
• Daily controlled substance checks with timestamps and witness verification
• Full chain of custody from receipt to administration to disposal
• Mobile barcode and QR scanning for fast medication inventory
• Real-time sync across mobile and desktop
• Complete audit trail for inspections and compliance reviews
• Agency-level configuration for units, users, and permissions
• Secure user accounts with accountability at every step…
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