Do you use cold pills to make meth?

Question

I bought some sinus pills yesterday at walmart and the chick at the pharmacy acted like I was a crackhead or something. She carded me and asked "Why do you need these?" and "Have you ever bought these here before?"

Answer 1

Yes, sinus pills like Sudafed are used to make methamphetamines.  At one point a while back, and I don't know if they still do or not, but Wal-Mart pulled Sudafed and you had to buy it from the Pharmacy.  People were coming in and buying loads of Sudafed or just stealing it.  Wal-Mart had also placed a limit on how many boxes you could buy too.

Answer 2

Naw. She's just making small talk wanting to make a date and take ya to bed. Go get er big guy.

Answer 3

The pseudo ephedrine in cold pills is used to make meth. It is kept locked up behind the counter and they record who they sold it to which is why they asked for your ID. You shouldn't have been questioned like that though. The accusing attitude wasn't helpful. Sometimes employees don't consider or care how their throw away comments are hurtful to their patients and the company they work for.

Answer 4

Unfortunately, some people do so that's why everyone's been carded trying to buy Sudafed.

Answer 5

If the cough medicine contains ephedrine or psuedoephedrine, then it may be used as an ingredient to make methamphetamine.

The government has very strict policies in regard to this medicine, including photo identification and a report of all sales.

It shouldn't go any further than a request for photo ID though... those comments by the cashier were unnecessary and unprofessional.

Answer 6

Yes - they're just being careful.

Answer 7

Yea, most cold medicines contain an ingrediant used for meth. That's why most places ask for some sort of identification and have a limit on the amount of cold medicine you can buy.

Answer 8

Not me personally.

Answer 9

hot and cold

Answer 10

Yes people use sudafed to make meth. If your not a crack head then how did you come up with the question of meth?