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Originally posted by ktsnake
Must have happened since we in Oklahoma made pseudophedrine something you had to sign and show ID for at the pharmacist's counter.
I'm disappointed that our meth cookers can't be more resourceful and just drive to Arkansas, Texas or Kansas.
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Iowa law doesn't require sigs for pseudoephedrine . . . just strict accounting for anhydrous ammonia and any devices from which you can extract lithium (plus you can't buy more than 96 pills at a time).
IA has been either one or two in methamphetimine busts for almost a decade, simply due to the perceived availability of anhydrous ammonia (farms do have legit uses for it, there's tons in the state) and the wide-open spaces needed to mask the intense odor of ether cooking. State-wide crackdowns and enforcement have led to being #1 in busts, even while not #1 in actual production, it's interesting.
-RC
--knows too much about crystal, probably