Section 3 of this 2019 paper has stats on meth (desoxyn) prescriptions https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.05.23.22275471v...
I mean, there's that.
Look, this is what I'm driving at, you appear to have some illusions that methamphetamine is significantly different than other amphetamines, or has some higher toxicity profile, more addictive, IDK I'm trying to get you to tell me your biases.
At that point, we can go look at the clinical literature and see what the evidence is.
Note that you've gone from this statement, to acknowledging that they are regularly prescribed.
> Imagining a doctor writing a script for meth is pretty amusing, and maybe if that’s not a cool enough drug, they can hand out some crack or something.
The 4000:1 prescription number would seem to corroborate my impression that it is quite rare.
As with meth, typical medical applications of cocaine don't involve smoking it (source: Wikipedia).
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