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Sudafed, Afrin, Pseudoephedrine

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  1. Prescription Required For Pseudoephedrine In WinchesterRead the original story w/Photo

    Monday Jun 17 | WTVF Nashville

    "The patients who really need Sudafed for their allergy problems are probably the people who are going to be the most upset," said pharmacist Lisa Wallace.

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  2. Restrict other meth items as wellRead the original story w/Photo

    Saturday Jun 15 | Springfield News-Leader

    It is hard for me to understand some of the ideas that come from the "conservative" Springfield population.

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  3. Fighting meth: Prescriptions strain budgetsRead the original story

    Thursday Jun 13 | Springfield News-Leader

    Springfield City Council has recently had a hearing on pseudoephedrine, wherein it is proposed to be available by prescription only.

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  4. To fight meth, should pharmacists hold the prescription pad?Read the original story w/Photo

    Wednesday Jun 12 | WBIR-TV Knoxville

    Many pharmacists in East Tennessee are already making big efforts to keep meth out of their community by policing to whom they sell pseudoephedrine.

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  5. Sheriff's Office Has Huge Meth BustRead the original story w/Photo

    Tuesday Jun 4 | KOY-AM Tempe

    The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office seized 51 pounds of marijuana, with an estimated street value of nearly $1 million, at a home in west Phoenix.

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  6. Council to hear public's views on requiring prescription for pseudoephedrineRead the original story

    Monday Jun 3 | Springfield News-Leader

    Springfield City Council members will hear from the public tonight as they consider a citywide clampdown on a popular cold and sinus medicine that doubles as meth's main ingredient.

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  7. Scott County pharmacies switch brands to foil methRead the original story

    Friday May 31 | WTVC

    A number of drug stores have replaced Sudafed with Nexafed. WVLT-TV reported pharmacists say the ingredients are the same, but there is an important difference in the medicines.

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  8. Five People Injured in Montgomery County Vehicle AccidentRead the original story w/Photo

    Friday May 31 | WZTV Top Stories

    Some Scott County pharmacists have taken Sudafed off their shelves in an effort to slow methamphetamine manufacturing.

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  9. S.C. eyeing Oregon for solution to meth lab a explosionaRead the original story w/Photo

    Monday May 20 | Myrtle Beach Online

    Making methamphetamine is as easy as shopping at a store where the highly addictive drug's ingredients – from cold medicine to batteries and soda bottles to "cook" the drug in – are available.

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  10. Keeping tabs on meth makingRead the original story

    May 14, 2013 | KHQA-TV Quincy

    Clark County Sheriff Paul Gaudette is now utilizing a national database to help his investigations tracking meth and the people behind the process.

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  11. W.Va. meth lab seizures on the rise in 2013Read the original story

    May 14, 2013 | Logan Banner

    The Charleston Gazette says law enforcement is on a pace to seize about 570 labs this year, despite a new law intended to slow the proliferation of meth labs.

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  12. What items are found in a meth dump site?Read the original story

    May 9, 2013 | WLUC-TV Negaunee

    The Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement Team released a list of items to look out for in the case of meth dumpsites and some of the dangers of the chemicals involved.

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  13. Thanking lawmakers in allergy seasonRead the original story

    May 9, 2013 | Charleston Daily Mail

    On behalf of all West Virginians, I thank the Legislature for keeping popular and effective cold and allergy medicines containing pseudoephedrine available without a prescription.

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  14. What items are found in a meth dump site?Read the original story

    May 9, 2013 | WLUC-TV Negaunee

    The Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement Team released a list of items to look out for in the case of meth dump sites, and some of the dangers of the chemicals involved.

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  15. McNeil Consumer Healthcare Division Recalls Sudafed LotsRead the original story

    Feb 25, 2011 | Pharma. & Medical Packaging News

    McNeil Consumer Healthcare Division of McNeil-PPC Inc. is reporting on its Web site that the company is recalling nine product lots of Sudafed 24-Hour, Pseudoephedrine HCl, Extended-Release Tablets, 10 count, 240 mg each.

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  16. York County reports increase in meth lab busts in 2013Read the original story w/Photo

    May 2, 2013 | Rock Hill Herald

    The arrest comes as York County officials report finding a growing number of meth labs.

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  17. York County reports increase in meth lab busts in 2013Read the original story

    May 2, 2013 | The Charlotte Observer

    FORT MILL A Fort Mill man who authorities say mixed chemicals in soda bottles and stashed tin foil and syringes in his house in an attempt to create a methamphetamine lab was arrested on Wednesday.

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  18. Cough, Cold and Allergy (Hay Fever) Remedies in China - New Market Research ReportRead the original story

    Apr 22, 2013 | PR-inside.com

    According to mass media, around 10 packs of New Contac are required to produced around 1g of methamphetamine.

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  19. Springfield City Council should require prescriptions for over-the-counter medicationsRead the original story

    Apr 21, 2013 | Springfield News-Leader

    That is the case with controlling the sale of pseudoephedrine, a precursor ingredient to the illicit drug methamphetamine, in an effort to control the scourge of meth.

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  20. Society And The FDA Are Ready For Acura, Are You?Read the original story

    Apr 19, 2013 | Seeking Alpha

    The FDA just confirmed what most people already know. We have a drug problem in the US and painkillers containing opioid analgesics have been a major component of this abuse.

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