OTC purchases of pseudoephedrine and ephedrine are limited to a maximum per 30 days for standard purchases. Which option reflects this limit?

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OTC purchases of pseudoephedrine and ephedrine are limited to a maximum per 30 days for standard purchases. Which option reflects this limit?

OTC sales of pseudoephedrine and ephedrine are limited to curb illicit meth production, with the 30-day cap being nine grams in total. This means that, in any 30-day window, a purchaser cannot accumulate more than 9 g, even if the purchases come from different products or multiple transactions. The daily limit exists at 3.6 g per day, but the question asks the total allowed over 30 days, which is 9 g. The other options describe either a per-day limit, a per-transaction limit, or an amount that would exceed the 30-day cap, so the 9 grams in 30 days reflects the standard 30-day limit.

OTC sales of pseudoephedrine and ephedrine are limited to curb illicit meth production, with the 30-day cap being nine grams in total. This means that, in any 30-day window, a purchaser cannot accumulate more than 9 g, even if the purchases come from different products or multiple transactions. The daily limit exists at 3.6 g per day, but the question asks the total allowed over 30 days, which is 9 g. The other options describe either a per-day limit, a per-transaction limit, or an amount that would exceed the 30-day cap, so the 9 grams in 30 days reflects the standard 30-day limit.

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