1. (a) A retailer may not directly or indirectly advertise a therapeutic benefit of phenibut.
2. (b) A retailer may not directly or indirectly advertise or market phenibut products to minors.

3. (c) It is a violation of subsection (b) of this section for a retailer to use any of the following in the advertising, promotion, packaging, or labeling of a phenibut product:

   1. (1) A cartoon;
   2. (2) A superhero;
   3. (3) A video game reference;
   4. (4) An image of a food product primarily intended for minors;
   5. (5) A trademark that imitates or mimics the trademark of a product that has been advertised or marketed primarily to minors;
   6. (6) A symbol or celebrity that is primarily associated with minors or media primarily directed to minors; and
   7. (7) An image of an individual who appears to be under the age of 27 years.

4. (d) It is a violation of subsection (b) of this section for a retailer to advertise or promote a phenibut product:

   1. (1) In a newspaper, a magazine, a periodical, or any other publication for which individuals under the age of 21 years constitute 15% or more of the total audience, as measured by competent and reliable survey evidence;
   2. (2) At a concert, a stadium, a sporting event, or any other public event for which individuals under the age of 21 years constitute 15% or more of the total audience, as measured by competent and reliable survey evidence; or
   3. (3) On an outdoor billboard or sign board that is within 500 feet of a school.

Added by Acts 2025, c. 704, § 1, eff. Oct. 1, 2025.