Massachusetts S1620 aims to protect children from harmful diet pills and muscle-building supplements.
Massachusetts S1620 introduces measures to safeguard children from harmful diet pills and muscle-building supplements. The bill mandates that retail establishments limit access to these products to prevent unauthorized access by minors. Delivery sellers, including online retailers, must verify the age of purchasers through government-verified databases and ensure that products are not delivered to individuals under 18. Violations can result in civil penalties and injunctions. The Attorney General can seek legal action against violators.
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