I started my speech to say that I wasn't looking to outlaw it. It did surprise me a bit, but when I did my research, there is legitimate use—for instance, primarily for laboratory calibration of screening equipment needed for urine examination—and it goes on a lot of specific industrial and research uses as well. So I think this bill is quite well-crafted, and basically just stops the ability for someone to sell synthetic urine with the intent of the purchaser passing or cheating a workplace drug-test, and for that person to be doing it themselves. 