On her way home from work, Janice stops at her local pharmacy to pick up some cold medicine for her teenage daughter. At the checkout counter of the pharmacy she is asked to show her ID and then sign a form stating that (1) she understands that her name will be connected to the purchase of the cold product and (2) she is aware the amount of the product she can purchase in a given month is
limited. Why is this the case?
A) because Janice lives in a rural community
B) because by law pharmacies have to collect this information as part of the effort to combat widespread production and use of meth
C) because Janice is purchasing the product for an underage person
D) because Janice has previously been convicted of a drug felony
B) because by law pharmacies have to collect this information as part of the effort to combat widespread production and use of meth
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a. true b. false
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