Per the statute, a “household product” is any food, drug, device or cosmetic or anything else produced and distributed or sold for consumption by humans for purposes of personal care or in the maintenance of a household.

Under the law, tampering with a household product to taint it or to render the labeling false or misleading with the intent to kill, injure or endanger health or safety of a person or to cause harm to a business is a Class I felony. If the tampering causes great bodily harm to another, it becomes a Class F felony. Additionally, anyone who knowingly conveys false information about a tampering or attempted tampering is guilty of a Class I felony.