Question of the Day December 1, 2014 Just as the ASADA is having trouble producing witnesses, isn' this a problem in the United States regarding illegal compounding pharmacies and pharmacist who make illegal compounds? No one in the industry (especially the good compounders) wants to do what is right and report or give evidence against the bad compounders, and this in turn tarnishes the good compounders because they stand by silently as if aiding and abetting the bad, illegal compounders to stay in business, allowing all compounders not just the ones who deserve the negative, bad image to receive it. What long-term effect will this have on the good compounders? Will they eventually be the ones forced out of business by the corruption and illegal compounding?