If you are buying cold and allergy medicines for a meth cook, you are committing a felony and putting someone else's life at risk. “Smurfing,” the practice of making an illegal purchase for a third party, is a felony and the consequences this practice holds includes prison time.
The National Precursor Log Exchange, or NPLEx, is a system that works seamlessly across all participating states to ensure that meth cooks are unable to cross state lines to evade the law.
Quick and affordable access to cold & allergy medicines you and your family rely on – like Advil® Cold & Sinus, Allegra-D®, Claritin-D®, Mucinex® D, and Sudafed® – could disappear.
With the support of law enforcement, retailers & pharmacists, the Maine anti-smurfing campaign is a vital part of t… https://t.co/xQ0woSOo25 | 02:56 PM November 15
Michigan is seeing lower domestic meth production thanks to NPLEx, but meth from Mexico continues to cause an issue… https://t.co/fsM9JZXD82 | 08:33 PM November 12
Thank you, pharmacists, for using #NPLEx to keep allergy meds accessible to law-abiding citizens and out of the han… https://t.co/54uAxQOKsw | 01:25 PM October 22
More than 1.7 million boxes of #PSE did not reach criminals in 2017, thanks to pharmacists’ use of #NPLEx. #APhM2018 https://t.co/6lSAB4gi2a | 02:25 PM October 15
Amelia Arnold, the president of the Maine Pharmacy Association, discusses the on-going efforts in Maine to combat… https://t.co/ChIvXmYmRO | 12:45 PM October 1