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Ivermectin over‑the‑counter proposal fails on roll call after contentious committee debate
Summary
HB96, which would have allowed pharmacies to make ivermectin available over the counter (with pharmacies retaining the option to require prescriptions), failed on a roll-call vote in committee after extensive testimony for and against the measure. Supporters framed it as choice; medical associations warned of safety, interactions and weak efficacy data for off‑label uses.
Representative Lee presented HB96 (as substituted) to allow pharmacies the option to sell ivermectin over the counter while allowing other pharmacies to continue filling prescriptions. Sponsor said the aim was consumer choice and cited other states and international…
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