Federal HB10161 would require states to prohibit the sale of scented or flavored nitrous oxide products to receive mental health services grants.
Federal HB10161 amends the Public Health Service Act to mandate states to ban the sale of scented or flavored nitrous oxide products as a condition for receiving block grants for community mental health services. States may exempt certain nitrous oxide products from this prohibition if they are not scented or flavored and are used for medical, food propellant, manufacturing, or automotive purposes. Non-compliant states face a reduction in their grant allotment by up to 10% for the fiscal year.
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