Alaska HB236 prohibits the sale of weight-loss drugs and muscle-building supplements to minors.
Alaska HB236 amends state law to restrict the sale of weight-loss drugs and muscle-building supplements to minors. Sellers must verify the buyer's age as 18 or older, either through government-issued photo ID, age verification services, or reasonable presumption in person. Municipalities are barred from enacting their own regulations on these sales. Violations carry fines of $250 for the first offense and $350 for subsequent offenses.
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