Michigan HB5250 prohibits the sale of certain dietary supplements and diet pills to minors.

Michigan HB5250, known as the "weight loss products and minors act," prohibits retailers from selling, offering, or giving dietary supplements for weight loss or muscle building, or over-the-counter diet pills, to individuals under 18. Retailers must verify the age of consumers before making sales, either physically or virtually. They must record and maintain specific information from transactions, such as the consumer's name, date of birth, and identification number. Retailers can use databases for age verification, provided they meet certain criteria.

Michigan HB5250 prohibits the sale of certain dietary supplements and diet pills to minors.

Michigan HB5250, known as the "weight loss products and minors act," prohibits retailers from selling, offering, or giving dietary supplements for weight loss or muscle building, or over-the-counter diet pills, to individuals under 18. Retailers must verify the age of consumers before making sales, either physically or virtually. They must record and maintain specific information from transactions, such as the consumer's name, date of birth, and identification number. Retailers can use databases for age verification, provided they meet certain criteria.