I wasn't referring to the Adderall shortages specifically, but rather the general state of the medical system these days. Offices filled with people sitting aro

I wasn't referring to the Adderall shortages specifically, but rather the general state of the medical system these days. Offices filled with people sitting around with lists of reasons of why they can't actually do anything except put in a request for someone else to call you back eventually and/or give you a mimeographed list of referrals for you to call (who are all booking out months in advance, if they're not out of business or even deceased [0]). Or you can try going to this special urgent care in another city, and make sure you get there in line an hour before they open otherwise they won't see you before they close at the end of the day. I'd imagine this is essentially how living in the Soviet Union must have been. So I'll cheer on anything that attempts to break this symbiotic deadlock created by "providers", "insurers", and regulatory capture. And it's much nicer when that can happen within some of our existing regulations for things like product safety, rather than having to go completely out on a limb to grey-market foreign pharmacies. [0] wish this were hyperbole! alright the "mimeographed" part was, but with the quality of the photocopy it might as well have been in purple.