AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY OVER-THE-COUNTER DIET PILLS AND SUPPLEMENTS AND PROTECT THE PRIVACY OF PRESCRIBERS OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS FOR REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE AND GENDER-AFFIRMING HEALTH CARE.

SB 227 restricts the sale of over-the-counter weight loss or muscle-building products (including diet pills and specific supplements) to individuals under 18 years old. Retail stores and online sellers must verify a buyer’s age using valid ID (like a driver’s license) or a transaction scan that checks identity against government databases. Sellers may skip ID checks only if a buyer appears to be 25 or older, but they must still comply with age verification for minors. The bill also limits how sellers can use age verification data, requiring them to store only basic information (name, DOB, ID number) and prohibiting its use for marketing or sharing with third parties.