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1997 – Amendment | Pennsylvania Law

Pennsylvania law bans selling ephedrine to minors, with fines for violations. Learn about the law's scope, penalties, and legal exceptions.

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Pennsylvania State Law

1997 – Amendment

Pennsylvania Title 18 - Crimes and Offenses § 1997

Summary
Pennsylvania law prohibits knowingly selling or purchasing ephedrine with the intent to supply minors under 18. Violators face fines, with stricter penalties for repeat offenses. The law also defines what constitutes ephedrine and exceptions for lawful over-the-counter products.
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In simple terms: Pennsylvania law bans selling ephedrine to minors, with fines for violations. Learn about the law's scope, penalties, and legal exceptions.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.

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