California AB1107 regulates the sale and distribution of nitrous oxide, requiring record-keeping and licensing.
California AB1107, the Cigarette and Tobacco Products Licensing Act of 2003, mandates that individuals or businesses selling nitrous oxide must document each transaction. Purchasers must sign the document, provide their address, and show a valid ID. The bill exempts medical or dental practitioners from these requirements. It also prohibits the sale of nitrous oxide for intoxication purposes and mandates that retailers cease selling tobacco products if their nitrous oxide license is revoked or suspended.
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