Now the meth-heads (you know who you are!) are threatening to take that away from him:An Indiana prosecutor is warning retailers about a new way meth makers are making the drug.
Instant cold packs*, used to treat sprains and other injuries, contain an ingredient that can be used as a substitute for anhydrous ammonia.
This new method is quicker and does not produce the chemical smell found with ammonia-based methods.
The prosecutor out of Gibson County recommends retailers move ice packs behind the counter and monitor their sales.
Great! Now every summer when I want to cool down the kitty, I have to prove to a pharmacist that I'm not a whacked-out hillbilly!
*Once again, I seem to have gotten cornfused about a technical detail--this article actually seems to refer to instant ice packs, not the kind that you conventionally get cold in the freezer. Thanks, Beebo!
