Michigan lawmakers are advancing legislation that would restrict access to dietary supplements and create a dangerous precedent for other states to follow. This bill is part of a coordinated national push to impose age restrictions, limit consumer access, and establish state-level standards that conflict with long-standing federal law under DSHEA. If Michigan moves, dozens of states will adopt similar language—putting our national marketplace, innovation pipeline, and consumer choice at risk.

Michigan must hear from the industry now.

What’s at Stake

This proposal would:

1. Restrict minors’ access to supplements without scientific justification.

2. Create conflicting state and federal standards that make it harder for companies to operate in Michigan.

3. Increase costs for retailers, manufacturers, and consumers.

4. Open the door for future bans on lawful, federally regulated products.

Michigan consumers overwhelmingly rely on dietary supplements for health, wellness, and preventive nutrition. This bill would make products harder to access, more expensive, and less consistent from state to state.

Take 60 seconds to act:

Email your State Representative and Senator
Urge them to oppose the bill and preserve access to federally regulated supplements.

Call the Governor’s Office
Reinforce the economic and consumer-access consequences of creating a Michigan-only regulatory scheme.

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