[GILTN1stborn]

This would be funny if they were not serious. My daughter is a pharmacy tech and when the druggies know the store has received a shipment of pain meds they come by the car loads to fill their prescriptions. They seem to have no problem getting scripts, or the money to pay for them. Further regulating pseudoephedrine will not stop the meth heads. It will just put a hardship on those of us who count on the drug for occasional relief from allergies and colds. For me, this is the only thing that helps my sinus headaches.

[PghBaldy]

Same here. Nothing else works for me. I have to scan my driver’s license and/or sign some kind of legalistic statement to get the pills, and the amount I’m allowed to buy per month is less than the maximum dosage, so I have to go without some days. Between the war on drugs and the war on terror, more and more of our lives are under direct govt control.

[Graybeard58]

those of us who count on the drug for occasional relief from allergies and colds. For me, this is the only thing that helps my sinus headaches.

I feel your pain, literally.

I also hope they don't outlaw Afrin or its generic form. I live and breath easier with that stuff. I call it my nose candy.