Which of the following must be included in the electronic record for Sudafed purchases?

The correct answer is that the type and number of the ID used must be included in the electronic record for Sudafed purchases. This requirement is part of the regulations established to prevent the misuse of pseudoephedrine, a key ingredient in many medications like Sudafed, which can be used in the illicit production of methamphetamine.

When a customer purchases a product containing pseudoephedrine, federal and state laws mandate that the seller collect certain information to monitor sales and deter illegal activity. This includes capturing the type of identification (ID) used, such as a driver's license, and recording the ID number. This information helps create a traceable record of who purchased the product and supports attempts to limit the quantity purchased by individuals over a specific time frame.

The other options do not align with the requirements of electronic recordkeeping for Sudafed sales. Collecting the date of birth of the purchaser is not necessary as long as the ID details are recorded, although verifying age is part of the ID checking process. Purchaser’s insurance details are irrelevant in this context since Sudafed is typically sold over the counter and not billed through insurance. Lastly, while a seller's previous sales records may be important for inventory management and compliance, they do not have