Establishes the "Accessible Prescription Labels Act"

Summary

The bill would require pharmacies to inform patients that an accessible label is available at no extra cost. When a patient identifies as blind, visually impaired, or otherwise print‑disabled, the pharmacy must affix a label in a format that meets the person's needs—such as audio, large print, or Braille—while still containing all required medication information. The goal is to make medication instructions easier to read and understand for people with visual or print‑reading challenges.

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