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Starting December 1, 2027, this bill requires manufacturers of menstrual products — including tampons, sanitary napkins, and menstrual cups — sold in Utah to list all intentionally added ingredients on the product's packaging, ordered by weight, in a conspicuous and legible location, with the option to also provide this information via a website link. Manufacturers may protect genuine trade secrets by listing those ingredients by their common name rather than a proprietary formula, but must always disclose specific chemicals of concern including lead, arsenic, dioxin, and PFAS (a class of synthetic chemicals sometimes called "forever chemicals"). Utah's Division of Consumer Protection enforces the law and can fine manufacturers up to $2,500 per violation.