This legislation, known as the Youth Poisoning Protection Act, aims to enhance consumer safety by banning the sale of products containing a high concentration of sodium nitrite . Under this Act, any consumer product with 10 percent or more by weight of sodium nitrite will be considered a banned hazardous product, falling under the purview of the Consumer Product Safety Act. Crucially, the bill includes specific exemptions to ensure it targets consumer-facing products. It explicitly states that the ban does not apply to sodium nitrite used for commercial or industrial purposes not intended for consumer sale or use. Additionally, products defined as drugs, devices, cosmetics, or food, including meat, poultry, and egg products, are also excluded from this prohibition.