Report Dangerous Products
See Something.
Say Something.
See something concerning in a gas station, vape shop, or convenience store? Here's who has the authority to investigate.
1. What to document
The more information you have, the more helpful your report will be.
Photos of the product
Take clear photos of the front and back of the package. Capture ingredient labels, warnings, and any dosage information.
Store details
Write down the store name, full address, date, and time of your visit. Note the exact shelf or display location.
Receipt or price tag
Include photos of receipts, shelf tags, or price stickers. This helps investigators verify where and when the product was sold.
2. Who should I report it to?
Different agencies handle different issues. Choose the one that best fits what you saw.
Consumer Protection
Misleading advertising, marketing claims, scams, and deceptive business practices.
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Local Health Department
Unsafe products, retail food or supplement concerns, and public health issues.
Find my health department →
3. Red flags to watch for
Be alert to products and marketing that put people at risk.
Sold as a "research chemical"
Claims to cure, treat, or prevent disease
No ingredient list or hidden ingredients
Marketed next to candy, snacks, or energy drinks
Not approved by the FDA
Before you submit
- Report facts, not accusations.
- Stick to what you saw and have evidence for.
- Include photographs when possible.
- The agencies above determine whether a violation has occurred.
Your report helps protect your community and hold irresponsible sellers accountable.
Thank you for taking action.