Clothing designer Smith & Graham is glorifying prescripting drug abuse by selling "Prometh with Codeine" tshirts, which is apparently supported by drug manufacturer Actavis (they use their name on shirts).
Let's work together to stop the industry from capitalizing on addicts and promoting drug use!
Your sending the wrong message to our youth. Our children are dying from the drugs you are glamorizing and manufacturing on your tee-shirts. Please recall them.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
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As a parent of a recovering heroin addict I find your clothing to be encouraging addiction to prescription drugs. Please remove your clothing from the market. Please quit advertising for addictive drugs. Their are enough addicts without your company creating more.
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Robert Stroupe
5 years ago
You are all over reacting. The shirt doesn't say anything about glorifying drug use. I was trying to buy one of the shirts for my nephew who just graduated pharmacy school and is now a Doctor of Pharmacy, but you morons have made it almost impossible to find one. I WILL NOT sign your "witch hunt" petition. Get a real life.
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Brenda Hardwick
11 years ago
Unbelievable. Families struggling and lives ruined over drugs and you make shirts glorifying drugs?
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Anonymous
11 years ago
This is nothing short of disgraceful and must be stopped. Stop glorifying drug abuse!!!
Clothing designer Smith & Graham is glorifying prescripting drug abuse by selling "Prometh with Codeine" tshirts, which is apparently supported by drug manufacturer Actavis (they use their name on shirts).
Let's work together to stop the industry from capitalizing on addicts and promoting drug use!
Your sending the wrong message to our youth. Our children are dying from the drugs you are glamorizing and manufacturing on your tee-shirts. Please recall them.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Featured
As a parent of a recovering heroin addict I find your clothing to be encouraging addiction to prescription drugs. Please remove your clothing from the market. Please quit advertising for addictive drugs. Their are enough addicts without your company creating more.
R
Robert Stroupe
5 years ago
You are all over reacting. The shirt doesn't say anything about glorifying drug use. I was trying to buy one of the shirts for my nephew who just graduated pharmacy school and is now a Doctor of Pharmacy, but you morons have made it almost impossible to find one. I WILL NOT sign your "witch hunt" petition. Get a real life.
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Brenda Hardwick
11 years ago
Unbelievable. Families struggling and lives ruined over drugs and you make shirts glorifying drugs?
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Anonymous
11 years ago
This is nothing short of disgraceful and must be stopped. Stop glorifying drug abuse!!!
Your sending the wrong message to our youth. Our children are dying from the drugs you are glamorizing and manufacturing on your tee-shirts. Please recall them.