Modifies the definition of drug paraphernalia in Michigan law to exclude certain testing products.
The bill amends Michigan's definition of drug paraphernalia to exclude testing products used to determine if a controlled substance contains harmful chemicals. Specifically, it removes items like fentanyl testing strips from the definition of drug paraphernalia. This change aims to ensure that tools used for safety and harm reduction are not criminalized.
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