Chapter No. 2026-148
Summary
The bill creates a new statute that stops licensed tobacco and nicotine dealers from selling or giving nitrous oxide, with limited exceptions for grocery stores and food propellants. It also expands Florida’s controlled‑substance schedules, adds mandatory minimum prison terms and large fines for selling or trafficking fentanyl, its analogues, xylazine and other high‑risk drugs, especially when disguised as candy or branded products. The law takes effect in stages, beginning July 1 2026 for schedule changes and October 1 2026 for the rest.
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