Indiana Methamphetamine Law to Track the Sales of Cold Medicines in Real Time

Now the sale of cold medicines in real time will be under tracking in an effort to restrain methamphetamine use by te retailers in Indiana. The pharmacists and police officers are welcoming a new law which will take effect from Jan.

The system will show “stop-sale” alerts if there is purchasing ephedrine and pseudoephedrine more than allowable limit within a 30 day period provided the retailers have to enter information about buyers and their purchasers.

Buyers are limited to 7.2 grams, or about 240 cold pills, in that period.

The Police officers in Indiana tell The Republic the database will be less clumsy and impractical than the prevalent system in which officers fetch log books having data and subject matter issues on sales and perform inspecting and evaluating them for known meth offenders and those exceeding the limits.

Indiana Methamphetamine Law to Track the Sales of Cold Medicines in Real Time

Report by: – Vibhanshu Vaibhav