TV drug ads would have to show the list price for a typical 30-day supply.
This bill would require federal health officials to create new rules for drug companies. These rules would make sure that television commercials for certain prescription drugs and biological products clearly display their list price. This means everyday Americans would see drug prices directly in ads, helping them understand potential costs.
Today, TV ads for prescription drugs often don't show the drug's list price. If this bill becomes law, federal health officials would create rules requiring these ads to include a clear, written statement of the list price for a typical 30-day supply or course of treatment. This would give people more upfront information about drug costs directly in advertisements.
HR 4623 · 119th Congress · July 22, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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