Undercover video: Young teen girls can’t buy Sudafed, but Plan B ok

LifeSiteNews.com ^ | Tue Nov 12, 2013 19:17 EST | Dustin Siggins

[topher]

WASHINGTON, D.C., November 12, 2013 (LifeSiteNews.com) – A new undercover video has exposed the fact that Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations are stricter for common cold medication than for the abortifacient drug Plan B.

In the video, created by Students for Life, women posing as 15-year-old girls attempt to simultaneously purchase the "emergency contraceptive" Plan B, and the cold medicine Sudafed. The “teenagers” are asked for identification, and when they say they don't have any ID, are told they can’t purchase Sudafed. However, they are allowed to purchase Plan B.

“I thought I didn’t need an ID for Plan B,” protests the undercover investigator at one Rite Aid, after being asked by the cashier for her birthday.

[topher]

Obama is nuts. And his ObamaNUT Acorn organization...

[Jack Hammer]

It speaks worlds about Twenty-first Century America to know that it’s easier to murder your own baby than it is possibly to get mildly high on cough syrup.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Hey, consistency never was a strong suit there. Just whatever feels good, catch as catch can. There are nominal concerns over the Sudafed. Folks are unfortunately using it to feed meth labs. In a compromise, it was not banned but its sales were tied to people who could legally be held responsible for its misdirection if it occurred. Now all this trouble is a symptom of ungodliness. But it’s to roll eyes at... then to pray.

[kearnyirish2]

This began long before Obama (though he is a perfect tool to further the agenda); once states decided that parental notification for a minor to abort her child wasn’t important, while the same minor needed parental consent to obtain either earrings or a tattoo, the US made clear how important it was to let any female of any age kill her child. Eggs of some species are protected vigorously (bald eagles, for instance), while human eggs are simply viewed as garbage.

As long as American women support this program, I can’t object to the invasion by Muslims who do unspeakable things to their female populations.

[Wanderer99]

As long as American women support this program, I can’t object to the invasion by Muslims who do unspeakable things to their female populations.

Nah I'll just hold universal hatred towards the vast majority of the developed world. The majority of human adults deserve violent death for the things that they do.

[kearnyirish2]

“Nah I’ll just hold universal hatred towards the vast majority of the developed world. The majority of human adults deserve violent death for the things that they do.”

I don’t know about that, but at any rate the “developed world” is being populated by the “Third World” - and the developed world voluntarily submitted to this.

[mikey_hates_everything]

Until someone figures out how to use Plan B as a component in a new synthetic psychostimulant...

[TexasFreeper2009]

because Sudafed is used to make Meth.

[Ben Ficklin]

"Obama is nuts"

Obama did have age restrictions on Plan B, but the court overturned that. When that happened it was a very, very big deal and covered extensively by the media.

Now a few months later it is time to rewrite history and blame Obama.

[ConstantSkeptic]

In spite of the misleading title of this article, of course underage girls can buy Sudafed. It's clear from the video that the girls were denied Sudafed because they did not provide a valid ID (a valid school ID with photo would suffice). No one can buy Sudafed - a primary ingredient of meth - without showing a valid ID. Being underage has nothing to do with not being able to buy Sudafed.