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Outreach worker tells Chino Hills council ‘7 0 h’ products are being sold in local smoke shops
Summary
Alex Lopez of ReachOut told the council that a substance he called “7 0 h” (described in testimony as an opioid-like product sold in multiple forms) is available in smoke shops, not FDA-approved, and poses risks to young people and people in recovery.
Alex Lopez, an outreach specialist with the nonprofit ReachOut, warned the Chino Hills City Council during public comment on March 10 that products he and his organization identify as “7 0 h” are being sold locally in smoke shops and pose a serious public-health risk.
Lopez said “7 0 h is an opioid that anyone can buy without a prescription, including children as well,” and described…
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