Combat Meth Act Compliance Can Trip Up Drug Retailers
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Complying with the nationwide limit the Combat Meth Act set on sales of pseudoephedrine-containing OTCs is simpler than handling separate state or local laws, but retailers' responsibilities under the act have not been easily met, the head of a Montana pharmacy chain tells the Senate Finance Committee
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