According to the Anti-Methamphetamine Act, is it true that a purchaser must show ID and sign a logbook?

Under the Anti-Methamphetamine Act, it is indeed true that a purchaser must show a valid form of identification and sign a logbook when buying products that contain pseudoephedrine or other precursors that can be used in the illicit manufacture of methamphetamine. This law was enacted to help combat the misuse of these substances by requiring retailers to keep a record of sales, thereby allowing for better tracking and control of these medications that can be diverted for illegal use. The requirement to provide ID and maintain a logbook serves as a measure to ensure that individuals do not exceed the legal limits of purchasing these products, as well as to deter potential methamphetamine production. This framework is consistent across various states, although there may be additional state regulations or variations in enforcement.