But there is nothing in the gentleman's amendment that would prevent the FDA from intercepting that shipment, that drug that she had ordered, and testing it, just like they would do if she had ordered it from a retailer in the United States and had it shipped to her home, is there?
Questioning the implications of an amendment related to FDA drug shipment regulations.
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