Hi Chris,
Yes, with a prescription they're definitely legal as are "prescription 
only" drugs such as Oxycotin.   Without a prescription, narcotic drug 
possession is an offense that can result in jail.  I just don't know 
where needle possession fits in that scheme of things.  I know some 
needle exchange programs have run into huge opposition.  But that's off 
subject.

Regards,
Charles R. Patton


On 8/4/2011 10:09 AM, Christopher Chapman wrote:
>
> Subject: Re: Teflon tubing for paper recording system...
>
> As I have never used an ink pen system, this may be totally off base,
> BUT....
>
> For needles two sources I can think of are:
>     1) Your friendly doctor.  I think that it may be illegal to own a
> needle in the United States, so you may not be able to go this route.
> .
> Hi Charles,
>      Many people suffering from Diabetes have to inject insulin on
> a daily basis, so needles must be legally available.
>      Regards,
>      Chris Chapman



  
    
  
  
    Hi Chris,

    Yes, with a prescription they're definitely legal as are
    "prescription only" drugs such as Oxycotin.   Without a
    prescription, narcotic drug possession is an offense that can result
    in jail.  I just don't know where needle possession fits in that
    scheme of things.  I know some needle exchange programs have run
    into huge opposition.  But that's off subject.  

    

    Regards,

    Charles R. Patton

    

    

    On 8/4/2011 10:09 AM, Christopher Chapman wrote:
    


        
Subject: Re: Teflon tubing for paper
          recording system...

          

          

            
As I have never used an ink pen system, this may be totally off base, 
BUT....

For needles two sources I can think of are:
   1) Your friendly doctor.  I think that it may be illegal to own a 
needle in the United States, so you may not be able to go this route.
.
            
Hi Charles, 
            
    Many people suffering from Diabetes have to inject insulin on 
            
a daily basis, so needles must be legally available.  
            
    Regards,
            
    Chris Chapman