I’m having some issues on how to go about getting controlled substance to train our companies dogs. We are currently in the process of finishing the application for a State/DEA license. One part of the app is needed- a statement of sources of obtaining the training aids to be used in the procedure.
I’ve talked the DEA and they informed me they only deal with law enforcement. I have talked to my state health agency in Arkansas and they have no idea. They only process the app’s. So I’m at a loss, we are a private company and I’m a service disable vet owner. I have tried talking to the other private companies out there but I’m sure you can guess how that went. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I may have misread your question. If you were asking if DEA will supply you with drugs; I don't think they will. In that instance, my understanding is they only supply law enforcement. If you are having trouble getting the license, the provided website will assist you.
DFrost
Any behavior that is reinforced is more likely to occur again.
I know this is an old post but how did it go? Did you find a place to get them? In Texas the only way you can get nacotics is from your local police department and a letter from a judge helps. Its not that hard, I worked narco for the last four years in law enforcement before leaving.
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