Pharmacies would have to provide birth control or help customers get it without delay.
This bill would require pharmacies to provide FDA-approved birth control and related medications to customers quickly. If a pharmacy doesn't have an item in stock, it would have to help the customer get it from another pharmacy or order it fast. This aims to make sure people can access contraception without facing delays or harassment.
Today, some people face delays, intimidation, or outright denial when trying to get birth control at pharmacies, even with existing protections. If this bill becomes law, pharmacies would be legally required to provide FDA-approved contraception without delay or actively help customers get it. They would face penalties and lawsuits if they don't follow these rules. These changes would take effect 31 days after the bill is signed into law.
HR 4084 · 119th Congress · June 23, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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