Regards student use of a nasal epinephrine delivery device
Effective 8/26/26
Summary
The bill authorizes public and charter schools in Ohio to allow students to possess and use epinephrine delivery devices, including autoinjectors and intranasal sprays, when a prescriber and parent provide written permission. It also requires the state education department to share lists of free or reduced‑cost devices and gives schools broad liability protection when they follow the rule. The measure aims to improve emergency allergy care for students.
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