February 21, 2008 - 9:51pm
My buddy has a bottle of Purdue OC's (20mg). Under the label that is on the bottle from the factory there is what looks to be a small electronic device. It is just big enough he could feel it through the label. To me it looks like those little theft deterrent things in CD and DVD cases. He is all paranoid it's some kind of GPS locator or some crazy off the wall stuff like that. I'm sure it's something much more simple, like maybe some kind of info strip that could be scanned through the label by a hospital or pharmacy. Anyway if there is anyone who has any relevant info concerning this please help me out. The easiest way to describe it is a clear sticker with a gold colored bar going from top to bottom, about one square inch (approximate). Thanks for taking the time to read. BYE!
February 22, 2008 - 3:37pm
#2
The previous poster is correct
RFID Radio Frequency Identifier tag will become common place. They (our loving government DEA) will be tracking and tracing every move they want in the near future.
Folks, I need my medicine and it makes my quality of life better overall. It is not a magic bullet but it helps. I just want people to be aware that there are those closed minded sheeple that wish to restrict , control and maybe even take away our right to get the help we need. Think about the links below and then if you agree tell 2 friends. So the word can get out. If you remember one thing remember this
Government workers are
Civil SERVANTS
not
Civil OFFICIALS
as they have been incorrectly referred to the last 10 years or so.
It is what is known as an RFID (Radio Frequency ID) Tags. Im sure since 2004 when they piloted this program, it has been expanded on more products and uses. Such as IDing diverted or missing bottles in court or police investigations.
Purdue Pharma press release.