new national campaign to help stop diversion of common household products to manufacture methamphetamine

August 2004

You'll see a new national campaign to help stop diversion of common household products to manufacture methamphetamine.

The program is called Meth Watch.

It's supported by the National Association of Chain Drug Stores and the Consumer Healthcare Products Association.

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