> But the drugs aren't actually expired, and they're certainly not used Note that author is referring to used car seats, not expired ones. Comparing used car s

> But the drugs aren't actually expired, and they're certainly not used Note that author is referring to used car seats, not expired ones. Comparing used car seats to used drugs is not very fair. A closer sense for "used" when referring to a car seat compared to what "used" means for a drug would probably be one that was involved in a crash, and that is not what the article is mentioning. But to your point this won't happen. Besides the supply chain nightmare and risks if the seats were effectively involved in a crash, that would make the whole campaign moot: how do you justify why you should throw a used car seat away and then send it to another country? And we most certainly don't want that if the goal is to sell AMAP car seats