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Things you can do right now about Gas Station Drugs to educate people in your life and spread the word.
Four ways to help
Sign the petition
Tell lawmakers that high-potency intoxicants don't belong on shelves kids can reach — untested, unlabeled, and unchecked at the register.
Submit a photo
Walk into a store, photograph what's on the shelf, and send it to us. We'll show you exactly how to collect information and document the problem.
Talk to your kid
Many kids have seen these products before their parents have and don't know there are real risks. Our guide walks through how to open a conversation about Gas Station Drugs.
Talking to Your Kid about Gas Station Drugs(opens in a new tab)Spread the word
Most adults have never heard of 7-OH or Amanita gummies. The fastest way to educate other adults in your community is to share resources and have conversations about how these products are affecting youth.
Spread the word
Three things that take less than five minutes
Print the fold-up guide
It prints on one double-sided sheet and folds into a six-panel booklet. Carry one with you to a store to see if you can spot the products or share with another parent in your community.
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stopgasstationdrugs.org — the whole campaign, free, no sign-up needed to read any of it.
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