Tennessee HB2101 updates the state's electronic sales tracking system for methamphetamine precursors.
Tennessee HB2101 revises the state's electronic sales tracking system for methamphetamine precursors. It replaces references to the old system, NPLEx, with the new electronic sales tracking system. The bill mandates that pharmacies use this system to monitor and record purchases of products containing ephedrine or pseudoephedrine. Manufacturers must pay fees to the system's administrator, who cannot increase fees by more than 10% annually unless due to cost factors.
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