AN ACT ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO STUDY OVER-THE-COUNTER DIET PILLS AND SUPPLEMENTS AND PROTECT THE PRIVACY OF PRESCRIBERS OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS FOR REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE AND GENDER-AFFIRMING HEALTH CARE.
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Summary
The bill would prohibit retailers and online sellers from selling or delivering over‑the‑counter diet pills and weight‑loss supplements to anyone under 18, requiring proof of age and a transaction scan. It also adds privacy and disciplinary safeguards for doctors and other providers who prescribe reproductive or gender‑affirming medications, allowing prescriptions to list the clinic instead of the individual prescriber’s name. Violations could be fined up to $1,000 and the consumer‑protection commissioner could seek injunctions.
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