I understand why they would want to limit the quantity of certain medication purchases, evenso I was still a bit pissed. I was a teenage parent to my now 10 year old. Had I gone into a store at 16 years old to purchase some medicine for my baby, and I could not because I was not 18, I would have flipped out. This clearly stinks of ageism. If you are a drug producer, it is one thing, but if you are a kid just trying to take care of business, what the hell?
If somebody finds a link to the actual law or a professional article on it, please leave a link in your comment. Thanks
I hate it, too. My household has more allergy sufferers than people above 18 years old, so, since the new regulation, we MUST stockpile to try to get through allergy season. Since the specifics of the conforming regulations vary by state, my son, although he's 21, can't buy his allergy medication in Oregon, at ALL. Of course, neither could I. Last section in this addresses it.
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thanks to passinthru for the link :)
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