Reply #14: What I wonder is

[Lone_Star_Dem]

If they make pseudoephedrine impossible for Meth manufacturers to obtain what will they use next. They have used an array of ingredients over the past 30 years. When one becomes unavailable they find something else.

This goes to prove what you were saying. If nothing else they are resourceful.

At best this is like putting a band-aid on a severed limb. What needs to be done is to spend money on research for drugs like GVG (gamma-vinyl GABA), which has shown to have some success in helping addicts quit. While you could never remove the entire market for the drug if you could help those who want to stop using it would greatly reduce the social impact IMO.

Ahhh, but I do like to dream.