hey sillywilly,
As you know laws are very hard to interpret, that is why lawyers exist. Laws also have "loopholes" and judges can set "precedents" that overrule certain aspects of any law,
that is why they refer to case numbers or "Doe vs. Jones" to win their case sometimes.
Unfortunately, I do not think the DEA website actually
contains all of the information we need -- the DEA mostly
worries about illicit drugs, kingpins, and just a little
bit about OPs. The stuff on the DEA website can be scary if you interpret it wrong. Do some searching for news on OPs and you will find a lot of conflicting information. And as always, be safe. Many people "claim" that the law say using an IOP is illegal, however many states in the USA
Wisconsin, and Minnesota have defied federal government by importing mass amounts of drugs from Canada because they are cheaper!

Pinkshirt1