When they outlaw sudafed, only outlaws will have sudafed.
I began my morning by being turned down for the purchase of sudafed at Walmart. No explanation was given. Same thing happened at Meijers.
So I called the Kentucky Drug Control Policy (502-564-9564.) I was informed I had purchased 4.8 grams in the last 30 days. The limit is 9 grams per 30 day period. They could not explain why I was denied.
I began my morning by being turned down for the purchase of sudafed at Walmart. No explanation was given. Same thing happened at Meijers.
So I called the Kentucky Drug Control Policy (502-564-9564.) I was informed I had purchased 4.8 grams in the last 30 days. The limit is 9 grams per 30 day period. They could not explain why I was denied.
So I called the FDA (888-463-6332.) Thanks to the FDA, I was able to calculate that a box of twenty, 12 hour sudafeds is equal to 2.4 grams. So by my math, I could purchase 3 boxes per month. Mathematically speaking, there is no reason why I cannot buy it. I have up to 4.2 grams I can buy and only wanted 2.4 grams.
The FDA recommended I called the Kentucky Board of Pharmacy (502-564-7910.) I went through their menu and spoke to someone (Darla) and she gave me a phone number for the company that supports Methcheck.
She explained to me why the law was in place. I told her I don't care about people stupid enough to take drugs that will kill them like crystal meth. Maybe I am unsympathetic, but I really feel there is a level of self-accountability that everyone should have.
The FDA recommended I called the Kentucky Board of Pharmacy (502-564-7910.) I went through their menu and spoke to someone (Darla) and she gave me a phone number for the company that supports Methcheck.
She explained to me why the law was in place. I told her I don't care about people stupid enough to take drugs that will kill them like crystal meth. Maybe I am unsympathetic, but I really feel there is a level of self-accountability that everyone should have.
So I called the number and got a Spanish recording that immediately hung up on me.
I called the Pharmacy Board back and spoke with Brian. He transferred me to the DEA. Well, he actually put me into a voice mail box that finally directed me to hit "0" for assistance. I was then told there was no assistance available and it told me to hang up and call back.
I called the Kentucky Board of Pharmacy a third time in a row. The connected me to the Kentucky Drug Control Policy (502-564-9564) and I spoke with the lady AGAIN who I first spoke with.
I called the Pharmacy Board back and spoke with Brian. He transferred me to the DEA. Well, he actually put me into a voice mail box that finally directed me to hit "0" for assistance. I was then told there was no assistance available and it told me to hang up and call back.
I called the Kentucky Board of Pharmacy a third time in a row. The connected me to the Kentucky Drug Control Policy (502-564-9564) and I spoke with the lady AGAIN who I first spoke with.
I was not impressed by the lack of competency of the Kentucky Board of Pharmacy because I had to call them 3 times.
Who is accountable? Who do I go to for answers? Why am I having to deal with bureaucratic bullshit to buy sudafed?
Seriously, should it be this hard to find out why I am being denied much less to buy this stuff?
Am I going to be hanging outside of drug stores trying to find people to by me sudafed, next to all the underage kids trying to get adults to buy them alcohol?
I am still waiting for the Drug Control Policy lady to call me back because she needed to call the people at MethCheck to find out why I am being denied.
If we could only make illegally entering our country this hard.
Who is accountable? Who do I go to for answers? Why am I having to deal with bureaucratic bullshit to buy sudafed?
Seriously, should it be this hard to find out why I am being denied much less to buy this stuff?
Am I going to be hanging outside of drug stores trying to find people to by me sudafed, next to all the underage kids trying to get adults to buy them alcohol?
I am still waiting for the Drug Control Policy lady to call me back because she needed to call the people at MethCheck to find out why I am being denied.
If we could only make illegally entering our country this hard.
Dude, Sudafed is now a controled substance. Pretty soon, you'll have to have a prescription to buy anything "over the counter." But before you can actually get it, you'll have to pass an exam; have social workers come to your home to find out why you even need them; and if you are a suitable candidate for the Sudafed to begin with. A DNA sample, a weekly urine sample and a sworn oath that you'll vote democratic and you too can get Sudafed for three times the cost. Ain't America great?
ReplyDeleteYet foreigners can come here illegally and collect welfare and social security without showing any ID. :/
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