Be careful and don't go over your pseudoephedrine (sp?) The state will or has started to track all purchases, and the clerk will not be allowed to see to someone that has gone over their legal amounts.

Here is an idea, if it has turned into a controlled substance because the properties of the medicine can be used to make illicit drugs, then put the $hit behind the counter and require a prescription.

I don't like being tracked at any level...I pay cash for books, I am careful about what I check out at the library, and I have suffered with the current brands of cold medicine, because i don't want my name on some list. I would also prefer to buy my firearms in private sales for the very same reason.

This crap isn't going to stop the manufacturing or sale of meth, it hasn't in the other states that have adopted this, and it won't work here either. One more reason to hate a tweeker....

State Tracking

Surprised the pharmaceuticals aren't challenging this.

What is really surprising is that the drug companies haven't converted to liquid capsules. According to a couple of pharmacists I have asked, liquid caps can't be used to make meth.

They should make you take a drug test to buy drugs.

Fish on...

Todd

Old news.

This is dumb. Just more of that over-reaching nanny state government stuff. Let 'em make their meth.

Surprising?

How do you figure?

They are moving way more of their product if some meth cook is cleaning the pills out of every store in sight.

The companies that make ephedrine or pseudo-ephedrine say they hate meth, but they really love it.

Ka-ching.