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While pseudoephedrine is used in many congestion medications, it's sometimes used illegally by meth producers. Electronic, stop-sale, real-time technology solutions are keeping communities safe. In 2021, NPLEx and MethCheck blocked 3.93% of boxes from getting to meth creators.
Retailers are turning to proven technology systems to protect communities against meth production. In fact, 44,765 stores successfully relied on NPLEx and MethCheck to block the sale of 1,727,851 boxes of pseudoephedrine-containing medications.
Pharmacists have the tools to protect communities against meth production, and these systems are working. In 2021, 3.93% of boxes of pseudoephedrine-containing medications were blocked by NPLEx and MethCheck — keeping them from dangerous criminals.
Pseudoephedrine is an active ingredient in congestion medications, but it can be used to illegally make meth. Luckily, electronic and real-time systems exist to protect families: NPLEx and MethCheck. In 2021 alone, the tech blocked 1,727,851 boxes from getting into the wrong hands.
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