Change happens when communities speak up.
Contact the officials who can take action to protect public health and hold retailers accountable.
1. Who can help in your state or community?
These officials and agencies have the power to create change.
Attorney General
Protects consumers and investigates deceptive or harmful business practices.
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State Health Department
Investigates public health issues and can take action on unsafe products and retailers.
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Board of Pharmacy
Can regulate controlled substances and take action on dangerous products.
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State Legislators
Can pass laws to restrict or ban dangerous substances and protect communities.
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Governor
Can sign legislation, direct agencies, and prioritize public health in your state.
Contact the governor →2. Take action in your community
Local officials can also make a difference.
City Council
Urge your city to pass local ordinances that restrict or ban the sale of dangerous products.
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County Commissioners
Ask your county to support enforcement, education, and prevention efforts.
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Local Health Department
Report concerns and ask for inspections of stores selling dangerous products.
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Law Enforcement
Share concerns about illegal sales and ask for increased enforcement.
Contact local law enforcement →3. What should I say?
Use these message templates to make your voice heard.
Report a Public Health Concern
Let health officials know about dangerous products being sold in your area.
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Report Misleading Marketing
Report deceptive claims and dangerous marketing to protect consumers.
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Support Local Regulation
Ask your officials to support stronger laws and local protections.
Find local government →Make your message stronger
Include Photos
Show the product, packaging, and where it was sold.
Include Location
Give the store name and address.
Include Details
List product names, ingredients, prices, and claims.
Be Clear and Respectful
Stick to facts and explain the community impact.
Your Voice Matters
Public health policies often begin with concerned citizens bringing issues to the attention of decision-makers. When we speak up together, we can create safer communities for everyone.
Together we can protect our communities
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