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Idaho Senate OKs bill letting ivermectin be sold without prescription
Summary
After extended debate, the Idaho Senate passed Senate Bill 12-11 to permit over‑the‑counter sales of ivermectin formulated and labeled for humans. The bill passed 25–9 after supporters argued it improves access and opponents warned of safety risks without medical oversight.
The Idaho Senate on April 3 passed Senate Bill 12-11, allowing human‑labeled ivermectin to be sold over the counter without a prescription or consultation with a health care professional. The measure cleared the chamber on a 25–9 roll‑call vote and will be transmitted to the House of Representatives.
Senator Nichols, the bill's sponsor, opened debate by describing SB 12-11 as “a straightforward and responsible measure to allow over‑the‑counter access to ivermectin,” saying the drug has a long safety record and is already available without…
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