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Flip side is that it's vile that we need a "doctor's authorization" to even buy chemicals. While there certainly should be regulation to curb abusive advertisin
by MichaelGG 11y ago
Flip side is that it's vile that we need a "doctor's authorization" to even buy chemicals. While there certainly should be regulation to curb abusive advertising (e.g. fraud), it's sad anyone would find it wrong to ask a doctor for drugs. The way things are set up, that's exactly what many people are forced to do.
Also, nitpick, but the news and ads in general are almost certainly far more harmful (for your daughter; perhaps you, too) than hearing about ED meds.
- Retric 11y agoAntibiotics are an obvious counter example to this.
- MichaelGG 11y agoSure, things that are cause for large scale disease/biohazard might be a good exceptions. The medicines patients seem to be seeking most (psychedelics, relaxants, stimulants, painkillers, erection-assistants) don't seem to fall into this category.