What type of card is acceptable if it includes a photo for SLCP purchases?

For SLCP (Scheduled Listed Chemical Products) purchases, an acceptable form of identification must include a photo. The Employment Authorization Document fits this requirement as it is issued by the government and includes a photograph of the individual, clearly identifying the person making the purchase. This is essential in ensuring that the sale adheres to regulations designed to prevent the misuse of products containing pseudoephedrine and other controlled substances.

In contrast, while a Student ID may also have a photo, it is generally not recognized as an acceptable form of identification for these specific transactions under SLCP regulations, since it may not have the same level of official acknowledgment as a government-issued document. Health Insurance Cards typically do not have photographs and are focused on medical coverage rather than identity verification. Similarly, Bank Cards usually do not contain a photo either and are primarily for financial transactions, not identity verification. Thus, the Employment Authorization Document is the clear choice for identification in this context.