Texas SB566 prohibits the sale of certain over-the-counter weight loss drugs and dietary supplements to minors.
Texas SB566 amends the Health and Safety Code to add a new chapter regulating the sale of over-the-counter weight loss drugs and dietary supplements. It defines "dietary supplement" and "over-the-counter weight loss drug" based on their labeling and marketing for weight loss or muscle building. The bill mandates that retailers ensure these products are not directly accessible to customers and must verify the age of buyers. It prohibits selling these products to individuals under 18, with specific rules for remote sales requiring age verification and delivery restrictions.
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