INQUIRY INTO LIFE W/CONNECT ACCESS
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Author: Mader
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Chapter 20.7, Problem 3QTC
Currently it's good without a prescription in health food stores and drug stores in the United States, but a typical recommended dose is two to three times lower than that found in most "relaxation brownies". Do you say difference between selling melatonin over the counter in health food store versus selling melatonin-laced products in convenience stores? Should both be banned? Why or why not?
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