Nonetheless, platforms do assume some level of liability. Anyways, my argument here is not that Amazon is liable or at fault, but that the standards in the US h

Nonetheless, platforms do assume some level of liability. Anyways, my argument here is not that Amazon is liable or at fault, but that the standards in the US have created a system where people are able to make assumptions about products they buy, and in this case, Amazon as a platform fails them to some extent. One could say it is our own fault for accepting the system we have, and I don't intend to put blame on Amazon, the seller, or the consumer, I only meant to point out that Amazon can and will make locale specific adjustments to their products and it doesn't seem completely insane that they do here. They can limit the sale of particular drugs with respect to the location of the purchaser without inhibiting the same to others where that product is legal.