SB2323 amends Tennessee law to implement an electronic sales tracking system for monitoring purchases of ephedrine and pseudoephedrine products.
SB2323 revises Tennessee Code to establish an electronic sales tracking system for monitoring and recording the purchase of ephedrine and pseudoephedrine products, which are precursors to methamphetamine. The system replaces the previous NPLEx system and is designed to prevent illegal purchases by generating stop-sale alerts for individuals on the methamphetamine registry. Pharmacies must use the system to submit sales information, and manufacturers of these products must pay fees to the system's administrator.
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