CA AB1902

Requires dispensers to provide accessible prescription labels at no cost to patients who identify as blind, low-vision, or print disabled, available in audible, large print, Braille, or translated formats.

Mandates accessible labels conform to United States Access Board standards and National CLAS Standards, and must be available in a timely manner comparable to standard patient wait times.

Requires a supplemental document meeting accessibility requirements if the accessible label cannot fit on the prescription container.

Explicitly requires dispensers to provide translated directions for use in languages the Board of Pharmacy has made available, while allowing dispensers to provide translations beyond those made available by the board.

Exempts prescriptions issued by veterinarians and prescriptions dispensed by institutional pharmacies and correctional facilities, except when providing drugs to individuals upon their release.