Indiana HB1399 regulates ephedrine and pseudoephedrine sales, requiring electronic logging and monitoring of purchases to prevent illegal use.
Indiana HB1399 mandates the Indiana State Police Department to oversee an electronic logging system for real-time monitoring of ephedrine and pseudoephedrine purchases. This system aims to prevent illegal purchases and block sales to individuals without a pharmacy relationship. Manufacturers must contract with a vendor for electronic tracking. Pharmacists must determine if there is a legitimate medical need for these products before sale, considering factors like medication history.
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