Drugs and Drug Paraphernalia

All illegal drugs, chemicals and raw materials including, but not limited to, stimulants, depressants, opioids, hallucinogens, dissociatives, inhalants, and synthetic substances ('designer drugs')

New psychoactive substances and emerging drugs with unpredictable effects and risks

Psychoactive plants and fungi, including products derived from psychoactive mushrooms

Narcotics, steroids, and other drugs prohibited by law or regulation

Any chemicals, ingredients, or raw materials used to manufacture drugs or addictive substances. This includes but is not limited to marijuana, opium, and poppy bulbs

Drug paraphernalia, such as products primarily intended for making, preparing, consuming, or concealing "controlled substances." This includes but is not limited to bongs, glass pipes, or vaporizers designed for smoking or drug use

Pill presses, die molds, and other products related to pill production

Products identified in an FDA warning letter as unsafe, adulterated, or misbranded

Products that claim to provide a "legal high," including marijuana and medicinal marijuana

Products listed on the Department of Defense (DOD) Prohibited Dietary Supplement Ingredients list

Firearms, Ammunition, and Weapons

Guns, pistols, rifles, automatic weapons, military ordnance, sport, and hunting guns

Simulation guns, airsoft guns, BB guns, potato launchers, replica guns, all gun keychains, and model guns

All associated parts, kits, ammunition, components, and accessories for building or constructing firearms, including but not limited to bullets, magazines, barrels, weapon conversion kits, and firing pins (cleaning kits are allowed)

Certain knives, including automatic knives (switchblades), butterfly knives (balisongs), machetes, concealed swords, gravity knives, knives designed to look harmless (lipstick case knives and writing pen knives), knuckle knives, push daggers, spring-loaded knives, stiletto knives, and throwing stars (batman symbols, metal throwing stars, and similar items)