The OTC industry could convince Mississippi lawmakers to allow nonprescription, behind-the-counter sales of some pseudoephedrine-containing drugs if it shows electronic sales tracking is a less burdensome way to curb purchases of the ingredient used to make methamphetamine, says former governor Haley Barbour.
At the Consumer Healthcare Products Association’s Annual Executive Conference March 10, Barbour said “it is worth it” for the industry to resubmit to state legislators an
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