Restrictions placed on the sale of certain over-the-counter allergy medications modifications

This bill amends Minnesota law to restrict sales of over-the-counter allergy medications containing ephedrine or pseudoephedrine (common in products like Sudafed). It limits single sales to two packages or six grams total base weight, requires sales behind counters by licensed staff, and mandates ID checks and written sales logs for buyers. Buyers under 18 are prohibited from purchasing these products, and total monthly purchases are capped at 6.7 grams. These rules apply directly to pharmacies and retail stores selling such allergy medications.