Duster Inhalation Prevention Act

The Duster Inhalation Prevention Act directs the Consumer Product Safety Commission to classify specific aerosol duster propellants as hazardous substances. Under this law, aerosol products containing more than 18 mg of these substances would be banned, and manufacturers would be prohibited from stockpiling them ahead of the ban. The bill also allows the Commission to add other harmful propellants to the list if they are used for recreational inhalation. These measures aim to reduce the availability of products that can be misused for intoxication while excluding FDA-regulated drugs from the restrictions.