SB 566 aims to restrict the sale and provision of over-the-counter weight loss drugs and dietary supplements to minors under the age of 18. The bill mandates that retailers ensure these products are not directly accessible to customers and require age verification for purchases. It further regulates online and remote sales by setting delivery verification requirements, including proof of age through government-issued identification. Violations of these provisions carry civil penalties, enforceable by the attorney general, who can also seek injunctions. The act establishes rules to safeguard minors and enforce accountability in retail and online commerce​.