Question About Medication

blageo23 · 06-27-2012

So I went to walgreens the other day to buy some sudafed. You have to pick it up at the pharmacy. So I went there and they carded me, no big deal. the dude said I couldnt buy it because I was "over my limit" and he could not sell me the drug. Problem is I have not bought that drug or any other in at least 3 month when I bought some allergy stuff. Does anyone know what they go by when checking the ID? Is it your name, address or DL number?

**goodhart** · 06-27-2012

weird. They do that because its an ingredient for making meth with. No idea what kind of tracking system they use though. I will ask my mother in law, she's a pharmacy tech, maybe she would know something?

**JET** · 06-27-2012

I believe they only track it per store chain, so going somewhere else to get it (Target etc) should be fine.

blageo23 · 06-27-2012

Dude said its like a national thing or something so if I got it at target it would show that I did. There's probably someone out there cooking meth with pills they bought under my name.

**Halon** · 06-27-2012

It's tracked by DL# and Name. There is a national database but MN doesn't require all Pharmacies to be a part of that database so you don't know if it's going into that or not. There are daily and monthly limits, so if you haven't bought any in 3 months then someone is possibly using your ID. You can request a copy of the report from the Pharmacy, showing the purchase history.

polishmafia · 06-28-2012

How do so many Style members know which ingredients to use to cook meth???

Er, um... Nevermind

My guess is that the CEO has it right, since hes married into the pharmacy business.

**Halon** · 06-29-2012

Truf.

tpunx99GSX · 06-29-2012

When i went to jail for a couple days when i was younger (didnt pay a speeding ticket), there was a dude in my cell that told me you can use RAID to make meth or some other drug, i didnt pay attention.

munchgsx · 06-29-2012

Everyone knows you go to Halon for the chit.

turbotalon1g · 06-29-2012

Someone might have access to a street license FYI.

lucasoil4u · 07-13-2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by Halon

It's tracked by DL# and Name. There is a national database but MN doesn't require all Pharmacies to be a part of that database so you don't know if it's going into that or not. There are daily and monthly limits, so if you haven't bought any in 3 months then someone is possibly using your ID. You can request a copy of the report from the Pharmacy, showing the purchase history.

Do this. If you cant get anymore than I will buy some for you if needed.