The Gun Suicide Prevention Act of 2025 requires firearms manufacturers and retailers to attach warning labels to all guns and their packaging that display the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline number (988) in both English and Spanish, along with a yellow warning triangle. The bill affects all firearm manufacturers and sellers across the country, aiming to increase access to mental health resources during moments of crisis. Violations of the labeling requirement are treated as violations of consumer product safety laws, with manufacturers and retailers subject to existing penalties under the Consumer Product Safety Act. The legislation provides a two-year implementation period after enactment for manufacturers and retailers to comply with the new labeling requirements. There is no specific federal funding allocated in the bill, as it focuses on mandating labeling practices rather than funding prevention programs directly.
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