SB 504 (2026)
Revise pharmacy practice laws and dispensing authority, authorize experimental treatment centers, expand Right to Try
This bill did not become law.
Modifies pharmacy regulations to allow healthcare providers to dispense up to a 30-day supply of oral anti-cancer medication and authorizes advanced pharmacy technicians to perform remote processing. It also updates license display requirements, removes the requirement for a pharmacist's name on prescription labels, and redefines the "practice of pharmacy."
The Senate amended the bill to change many other laws related to pharmacists. For example, the amended bill prohibits the pharmacy board from testing applicants on pharmacy jurisprudence or law.
The House amended the bill to add the substance of HB 1734 (authorizing experimental treatment centers) and HB 1735 (expanding Right to Try to severe illnesses).
The Senate then added their version of the bill to HB 194.
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